An assessment of the effectiveness of primary health care services in addressing HIV/AIDS by providing anti-retroviral treatment : the case of Du Noon clinic in the Western health sub-district of the city of Cape Town
Thesis (MPA (Public Management and Planning))--University of Stellenbosch, 2010. === ENGLISH ABSTRACT: The accessibility of anti-retroviral drugs to patients and families affected by HIV and AIDS, and the affordability of these drugs, have been challenges to the Du Noon community in the Cape Penin...
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AIDS (Disease) -- Patients -- Services for -- South Africa -- Du Noon Community health services -- South Africa -- Du Noon HIV infections -- Chemotherapy -- South Africa -- Du Noon Antiretroviral agents -- Therapeutic use -- South Africa -- Du Noon Dissertations -- Public management and planning Theses -- Public management and planning School of Public Leadership |
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AIDS (Disease) -- Patients -- Services for -- South Africa -- Du Noon Community health services -- South Africa -- Du Noon HIV infections -- Chemotherapy -- South Africa -- Du Noon Antiretroviral agents -- Therapeutic use -- South Africa -- Du Noon Dissertations -- Public management and planning Theses -- Public management and planning School of Public Leadership Sifanelo, Gloria Monica An assessment of the effectiveness of primary health care services in addressing HIV/AIDS by providing anti-retroviral treatment : the case of Du Noon clinic in the Western health sub-district of the city of Cape Town |
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Thesis (MPA (Public Management and Planning))--University of Stellenbosch, 2010. === ENGLISH ABSTRACT: The accessibility of anti-retroviral drugs to patients and families affected by HIV and
AIDS, and the affordability of these drugs, have been challenges to the Du Noon
community in the Cape Peninsula. The aim of the study was to assess the
effectiveness of primary health care services in addressing HIV/AIDS in the light of
these challenges.
The focus was on patients registered on the ARV programme and who were
receiving treatment at Du Noon Clinic. Interviews were conducted with 15 groups of
10 patients each using a patient questionnaire. During these interviews qualitative
and quantitative data were gathered and secondary data was used for quantitative
analysis. The results that the data analysis yielded are in keeping with the
hypothesis that the HIV/AIDS programme is effective in meeting the needs of the
HIV/AIDS patients of Du Noon.
After content analysis of qualitative data, two themes related to patient satisfaction
emerged: positive and negative feelings that were categorised as satisfied and not
satisfied with the service. Most often noted was the feeling of satisfaction with the
services rendered at the clinic and that the staff were helpful. The staff rendering the
service were also satisfied with the kind of service offered to the patients, but were
dissatisfied with the allocation of resources. An increase in enrolment figures of
patients was noted in the statistical analysis for the period 2004-2008 with 1,018
patients registered. The statistics illustrate the linear tendency in the enrolment of
patients, which indicated the accessibility and affordability of the service. === AFRIKAANSE OPSOMMING: Geredelike toegang tot en die bekostigbaarheid van anti-retrivorale middels (ARM’s)
vir pasiënte en families wat deur MIV en VIGS aangetas is, is ‘n uitdaging vir die Du
Noon-gemeenskap in die Kaapse Skiereiland. Die doel van die studie was om die
doeltreffendheid van primêre gesondheidsorgdienste te bepaal wanneer MIV/VIGS
aangespreek word.
Die fokus is op geregistreerde pasiënte wat die ARM-program volg en behandeling
by die Du Noon Kliniek ontvang. Met behulp van ‘n pasiëntevraelys was onderhoude
met 15 groepe van 10 pasiënte elk gevoer. Tydens hierdie onderhoude is
kwalitatiewe data versamel en vir kwantitatiewe analise was sekondêre data
aangewend. Die resultate wat uit die data analise verkry was, strook met die
hipotese dat die MIV/VIGS-program doeltreffend is om die behoeftes van die
pasiënte en die gemeenskap van Du Noon aan te spreek.
Nadat ‘n inhoudsanalise van die kwalitatiewe data onderneem was, het twee temas
rakende positiewe en negatiewe gevoelens – gekategoriseer as tevrede en nie
tevrede nie – ten opsigte van die gelewerde diens na vore getree. Veral die gevoel
van tevredenheid teenoor die diens gelewer by die kliniek en die personeel as
behulpsaam, is opgemerk. Die personeel wat die diens lewer, was ook tevrede met
die diens wat aan die pasiënte gelewer word, maar was ontevrede oor die
toekenning van hulpbronne. By die statistiese analise is ‘n toename in die
inskrywingsgetalle deur pasiënte waargeneem. Toename in inskrywingsgetalle deur
pasiënte is gemerk in statistiese analise van 2004 - 2008, met 1,018 pasiënte
geregistreer. Die statistiek het die lineêre tendens toegelig ten aansien van die
inskrywing van pasiënte wat die toeganklikheid en bekostigbaarheid van die diens
uitbeeld. |
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An assessment of the effectiveness of primary health care services in addressing HIV/AIDS by providing anti-retroviral treatment : the case of Du Noon clinic in the Western health sub-district of the city of Cape Town |
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An assessment of the effectiveness of primary health care services in addressing HIV/AIDS by providing anti-retroviral treatment : the case of Du Noon clinic in the Western health sub-district of the city of Cape Town |
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An assessment of the effectiveness of primary health care services in addressing HIV/AIDS by providing anti-retroviral treatment : the case of Du Noon clinic in the Western health sub-district of the city of Cape Town |
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An assessment of the effectiveness of primary health care services in addressing HIV/AIDS by providing anti-retroviral treatment : the case of Du Noon clinic in the Western health sub-district of the city of Cape Town |
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An assessment of the effectiveness of primary health care services in addressing HIV/AIDS by providing anti-retroviral treatment : the case of Du Noon clinic in the Western health sub-district of the city of Cape Town |
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assessment of the effectiveness of primary health care services in addressing hiv/aids by providing anti-retroviral treatment : the case of du noon clinic in the western health sub-district of the city of cape town |
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Stellenbosch : University of Stellenbosch |
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ndltd-netd.ac.za-oai-union.ndltd.org-sun-oai-scholar.sun.ac.za-10019.1-54362016-01-29T04:03:54Z An assessment of the effectiveness of primary health care services in addressing HIV/AIDS by providing anti-retroviral treatment : the case of Du Noon clinic in the Western health sub-district of the city of Cape Town Sifanelo, Gloria Monica Theron, Francois University of Stellenbosch. Faculty of Economic and Management Sciences. School of Public Leadership. AIDS (Disease) -- Patients -- Services for -- South Africa -- Du Noon Community health services -- South Africa -- Du Noon HIV infections -- Chemotherapy -- South Africa -- Du Noon Antiretroviral agents -- Therapeutic use -- South Africa -- Du Noon Dissertations -- Public management and planning Theses -- Public management and planning School of Public Leadership Thesis (MPA (Public Management and Planning))--University of Stellenbosch, 2010. ENGLISH ABSTRACT: The accessibility of anti-retroviral drugs to patients and families affected by HIV and AIDS, and the affordability of these drugs, have been challenges to the Du Noon community in the Cape Peninsula. The aim of the study was to assess the effectiveness of primary health care services in addressing HIV/AIDS in the light of these challenges. The focus was on patients registered on the ARV programme and who were receiving treatment at Du Noon Clinic. Interviews were conducted with 15 groups of 10 patients each using a patient questionnaire. During these interviews qualitative and quantitative data were gathered and secondary data was used for quantitative analysis. The results that the data analysis yielded are in keeping with the hypothesis that the HIV/AIDS programme is effective in meeting the needs of the HIV/AIDS patients of Du Noon. After content analysis of qualitative data, two themes related to patient satisfaction emerged: positive and negative feelings that were categorised as satisfied and not satisfied with the service. Most often noted was the feeling of satisfaction with the services rendered at the clinic and that the staff were helpful. The staff rendering the service were also satisfied with the kind of service offered to the patients, but were dissatisfied with the allocation of resources. An increase in enrolment figures of patients was noted in the statistical analysis for the period 2004-2008 with 1,018 patients registered. The statistics illustrate the linear tendency in the enrolment of patients, which indicated the accessibility and affordability of the service. AFRIKAANSE OPSOMMING: Geredelike toegang tot en die bekostigbaarheid van anti-retrivorale middels (ARM’s) vir pasiënte en families wat deur MIV en VIGS aangetas is, is ‘n uitdaging vir die Du Noon-gemeenskap in die Kaapse Skiereiland. Die doel van die studie was om die doeltreffendheid van primêre gesondheidsorgdienste te bepaal wanneer MIV/VIGS aangespreek word. Die fokus is op geregistreerde pasiënte wat die ARM-program volg en behandeling by die Du Noon Kliniek ontvang. Met behulp van ‘n pasiëntevraelys was onderhoude met 15 groepe van 10 pasiënte elk gevoer. Tydens hierdie onderhoude is kwalitatiewe data versamel en vir kwantitatiewe analise was sekondêre data aangewend. Die resultate wat uit die data analise verkry was, strook met die hipotese dat die MIV/VIGS-program doeltreffend is om die behoeftes van die pasiënte en die gemeenskap van Du Noon aan te spreek. Nadat ‘n inhoudsanalise van die kwalitatiewe data onderneem was, het twee temas rakende positiewe en negatiewe gevoelens – gekategoriseer as tevrede en nie tevrede nie – ten opsigte van die gelewerde diens na vore getree. Veral die gevoel van tevredenheid teenoor die diens gelewer by die kliniek en die personeel as behulpsaam, is opgemerk. Die personeel wat die diens lewer, was ook tevrede met die diens wat aan die pasiënte gelewer word, maar was ontevrede oor die toekenning van hulpbronne. By die statistiese analise is ‘n toename in die inskrywingsgetalle deur pasiënte waargeneem. Toename in inskrywingsgetalle deur pasiënte is gemerk in statistiese analise van 2004 - 2008, met 1,018 pasiënte geregistreer. Die statistiek het die lineêre tendens toegelig ten aansien van die inskrywing van pasiënte wat die toeganklikheid en bekostigbaarheid van die diens uitbeeld. 2010-11-05T09:27:28Z 2010-12-15T10:45:40Z 2010-11-05T09:27:28Z 2010-12-15T10:45:40Z 2010-12 Thesis http://hdl.handle.net/10019.1/5436 en_ZA University of Stellenbosch Stellenbosch : University of Stellenbosch |