Integrating research into routine service delivery in an antiretroviral treatment programme: lessons learnt from a cluster randomized trial comparing strategies of HIV care in Jinja, Uganda.
ShabbarJaffar;
BarbaraAmuron;
JosephineBirungi;
GeoffreyNamara;
ChristineNabiryo;
AlexCoutinho;
Heiner Grosskurth 
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(2008)
Integrating research into routine service delivery in an antiretroviral treatment programme: lessons learnt from a cluster randomized trial comparing strategies of HIV care in Jinja, Uganda.
Tropical medicine & international health, 13 (6).
pp. 795-800.
ISSN 1360-2276
DOI: 10.1111/j.1365-3156.2008.02068.x
;
(2008)
Integrating research into routine service delivery in an antiretroviral treatment programme: lessons learnt from a cluster randomized trial comparing strategies of HIV care in Jinja, Uganda.
Tropical medicine & international health, 13 (6).
pp. 795-800.
ISSN 1360-2276
DOI: 10.1111/j.1365-3156.2008.02068.x
Trials integrated into normal health service delivery are designed to evaluate the effectiveness of interventions under real-life conditions. However, integrating research into service delivery creates many operational challenges and raises ethical dilemmas. Here we discuss the operational and ethical issues arising from such trials using the example of a cluster randomized trial evaluating two strategies of ART delivery in Jinja, south-east Uganda.
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