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work_zdnhdefbhfbaroa5oh4d6whbha	Hillary Lum	Expansion of HIV-1 screening and anti-retroviral treatment programs in a resource-poor setting: results from a faith-based organization in Jos, Plateau State, Nigeria	2007	8	.pdf	application/pdf	4907	358	67	Objective: To report the expansion of HIV-1 screening, enrollment in an ART program, and treatment outcomes over twelve months among HIV-positive patients at a nonprofit, non-governmental faith-based clinic providing free and holistic care in Jos City, Plateau Design: This was a retrospective analysis of HIV-1 screening and ART received by patients at Faith Alive Foundation Hospital (FAFH). March 2006, the total number of patients enrolled in the FAFH HIV/AIDS program rose from 1330 to 5946 people. during the first quarter of the FAFH-PEPFAR ART program revealed that the median CD4+ cell count at baseline was 106/ml and the Conclusions: Comprehensive HIV/AIDS care has been significantly expanded at FAFH, a free and holistic medical center in Jos, Number of HIV-1 screening tests performed for men, women, and children (age <15 years) per month, Total number registered in the FAFH-PEPFAR HIV/AIDS care program, including men, women, and patient was registered in the FAFH-PEPFAR ART program and	./cache/work_zdnhdefbhfbaroa5oh4d6whbha.pdf	./txt/work_zdnhdefbhfbaroa5oh4d6whbha.txt