Systematic review: Development of a person-centered care framework within the context of HIV treatment settings in sub-Saharan Africa.

Objectives: Person-centred care (PCC) meets the needs of individuals by increasing convenience, providing supportive and culturally appropriate services to diverse populations, and engaging families, communities, and stakeholders in planning and provision of care. While the evidence demonstrates that PCC approaches can lead to clinical improvements across the HIV care continuum, it is not yet well defined in the context of HIV service delivery.

Methods: A systematic review was conducted to define PCC practices for HIV treatment services in health facilities in sub-Saharan Africa.

Extramarital sex among Nigerian men: polygyny and other risk factors.

The AIDS epidemic in Nigeria is generalized, with infection primarily occurring through heterosexual transmission. It is important to understand patterns of sexual behavior to assess their impact on the epidemic and to design appropriate intervention strategies. This study examined risk factors for extramarital sex among Nigerian men, with a particular focus on polygyny and peri- and postpartum abstinence.