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Isa Iyortim
Observed name:
Iyortim, Isa
Institution:
United States Agency for International Development
Observed institution:
United States Agency for International Development
OpenAlex ID:
A5063798445
Differentiated service delivery models among PLHIV in Akwa Ibom and Cross River States, Nigeria during the COVID‐19 pandemic: descriptive analysis of programmatic data
2021
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Olusola Sanwo
, Navindra E. Persaud
, et al.
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Journal of the International AIDS Society
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35
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Achieving HIV epidemic control through integrated community and facility-based strategies: Lessons learnt from ART-surge implementation in Akwa Ibom, Nigeria
2022
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Pius Nwaokoro
, Olusola Sanwo
, et al.
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PLoS ONE
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9
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Evaluation of differentiated service delivery models on HIV treatment retention among key populations in Nigeria: a prospective cohort analysis
2025
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George Ikechi Emmanuel Eluwa
, Scott Geibel
, et al.
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BMC Public Health
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8
‘I take the drugs… to make the sickness to move out of me’: key populations’ and service provider perspectives about facilitators and barriers to ART adherence and retention in care in Nigeria
2024
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Osasuyi Dirisu
, George I. E. Eluwa
, et al.
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Archives of Public Health
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6
Engaging the private sector to increase access to HIV services and increase sustainability of the HIV response
2025
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Hannah Marqusee
, Ryan Schowen
, et al.
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BMC Health Services Research
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5
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Discontinuation of HIV oral pre-exposure prophylaxis: findings from programmatic surveillance within two general population HIV programs in Nigeria
2024
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Helen Anyasi
, Augustine Idemudia
, et al.
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BMC Public Health
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4
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Discontinuation of HIV Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis among people in serodifferent relationships: Findings from a programmatic surveillance study within a large-scale HIV program in Nigeria
2023
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Helen Anyasi
, Augustine Idemudia
, et al.
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Research Square
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2
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Misclassification of HIV infection status among serologically diverse populations in Nigeria: implications for test and treat program
2025
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George I.E. Eluwa
, Scott Geibel
, et al.
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BMC Health Services Research
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