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Linkage to care with community-based approaches to HTC.

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healthcare

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paper

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AmiNatPamVin

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Asterisk: study included 14 workplace sites in the Democratic Republic of Congo, Rwanda, Burundi, Congo, and Nigeria.

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Medicine Diagnostic medicine Test evaluation Drugs and devices epidemiology Global health Infectious diseases Viral diseases hiv Non-clinical medicine +6

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