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    This document summarizes Kenya's journey in HIV infection prevention and control efforts to achieve universal health care. It describes how Kenya has made progress reducing new HIV infections through various intervention programs since the first reported case in 1983. Key interventions discussed include policy frameworks, HIV testing and counseling, prevention education, and increased access to antiretroviral therapy. While the HIV burden on the economy was initially overwhelming, collaboration between the government and partners has led to interventions that have successfully curbed new infections and brought the prevalence rate down from 10.5% in 2012 to 4.1% in 2017.

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    JOURNEY THROUGH HIV INFECTION PREVENTION AND CONTROL TO ACHIEVE

    UNIVERSAL HEALTH CARE.


    Authors; milliam.N,peter .O,Brenda .W,Winnie .K,Nyameino.D,kepha .A
    Introduction. Progress made in reducing new HIV infection as
    Approximately 36.7 million people were living
    a result.
    with HIV worldwide as at 2017, 24 million in
    Africa, 19 million in Sub Sahara Africa, 1.5 million
    Intervention area
    in Kenya ( 5.9% down from 10.5. UNAIDS 2017).
    • Policy intervention
    Methods: Progress
    A retrospective study of stages involved in HIV • Kenya AIDS strategic frame work. Kenya HIV
    epidemic prevention and treatment since 1984. prevention revolution roadmap
    The interventions taken to stop HIV transmission • Kenya fast track plan to end HIV and AIDS
    among populations and the general public using amongst adolescent and young people.
    HIV testing and counselling as a major feature of • The Kenya HIV testing
    Kenya’s HIV response. Preventive programs like
    condom use, HIV education and awareness,
    prevention of mother to child transmission, Conclusion.
    voluntary medical male circumcision and pre HIV voluntary Counselling and HIV burden to the economy was overwhelming.
    exposure prophylaxis were employed
    15
    Testing Opportunistic infections caused massive mortality and
    morbidity to PLWHIV. The government in collaboration
    Results: 9.9 10
    10 7.9 with partners has Interventions to curb new infections;
    In 1983 during the first HIV infection case in 7.6
    Various prophylactic measures, integration of basic HIk8V
    Kenya the treatment was not available to 5
    4.1
    education in school curriculum, introduction of Self
    common citizen.in 1995 Kenyan government
    testing, continuous advocacy and awareness campaigns,
    hospital ware able to offer ARVS with no cost 0
    2012 2013 2014 2015 2017 building capacity at the county level, partnership and use
    preventing disease progression, maternal baby
    of Antiretroviral therapy is a success story, controlling viral
    prophylaxis was available preventing unborn Million
    replication thus lowering new transmissions.
    baby getting infection .
    Acknowledgement; Ministry of health kisii county government, Care kenya,lvct,University of Mary land Baltimore
    Impact research development organization.REF;HIVST package, Kenya AIDS response progress report 2016.

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