Monitoring the Implementation of the 95-95-95 Strategy in Tshwane: A Quantitative Analysis of Local Progress 2018-2024. healthcare worker questionnaire and consent form

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healthcare

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This study looks at how the 95-95-95 HIV targets are being implemented in Tshwane Sub-District 1, South Africa. It includes blank questionnaires for healthcare workers, participant information sheets, and consent form templates, as well as Anonymize supporting tables. Data collection from healthcare workers is currently ongoing, and patient records are fully anonymised to protect privacy. Researchers or health professionals interested in using the data for similar HIV programme evaluations can request access through the Gauteng Department of Health, subject to ethical approval. These materials are provided to support transparency, reproducibility, and learning from this study

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