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has title	Evolution of information-driven HIV/AIDS policies in China
Creator	Wu, Zunyou Xu, Peng Liau, Adrian Liu, Kangmai Lu, Fan Poundstone, Katharine Sun, Xinhua Zeng, Gang Zhang, Dapeng
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abstract	Background As China continues to commit to universal access to HIV/AIDS prevention, treatment and care services, its HIV/AIDS policies have become increasingly information driven. We review China’s key national-level HIV/AIDS policies and discuss policy gaps and challenges ahead. Methods We conducted a desk review of key national-level policies that have had a major impact on China’s HIV/AIDS epidemic, and examined recent epidemiological data relevant to China’s HIV response. Results National-level policies that have had a major impact on China’s HIV/AIDS response include: ‘Four Frees and One Care’; 5-year action plans; and HIV/AIDS regulation. These landmark policies have facilitated massive scaling up of services over the past decade. For example, the number of drug users provided with methadone maintenance treatment significantly increased from 8116 in 2005 to 241 975 in 2009; almost a 30-fold increase. The ‘Four Frees and One Care’ policy has increased the number of people living with AIDS on anti-retroviral treatment from some 100 patients in 2003 to over 80 000 in 2009. However, stigma and discrimination remains major obstacles for people living with HIV/AIDS trying to access services. Conclusions China’s current national policies are increasingly information driven and responsive to changes in the epidemic. However, gaps remain in policy implementation, and new policies are needed to meet emerging challenges.
has issue date	2010-12-24(xsd:dateTime)
bibo:doi	10.1093/ije/dyq217
bibo:pmid	21113036
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schema:url	https://doi.org/10.1093/ije/dyq217
resource representing a document's title	Evolution of information-driven HIV/AIDS policies in China
has PubMed Central identifier	PMC2992621
has PubMed identifier	21113036
schema:publication	Int J Epidemiol
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