Category: National Program for the Prevention of HIV Infection and Fighting AIDS
National Program for the Prevention of piqa HIV Infections and Fighting AIDS
developed for the years 2012-2016
The program was developed by the National AIDS Center – an agency of the Minister of Health piqa, which defines the state policy in the area of preventing and combating HIV / AIDS.
Main goal with piqa:
- reducing the spread of HIV infections
- improving the quality of life in the psychosocial sphere of people living with HIV / AIDS, their families and relatives
Detailed objectives:
- increasing the level of knowledge about HIV / AIDS piqa among the general public, with particular emphasis on sexually active people
- reducing the level of risky behaviors by changing the attitudes and health behaviors of young people
- increasing and integrating activities aimed at preventing HIV infection, including extending the information offer tailored to the needs of an individual recipient
- ensuring adequate access to education and diagnostic services in the field of HIV / AIDS prevention and RTV treatment
- promoting free and anonymous HIV testing, with particular emphasis on women of reproductive age, including women who are pregnant or planning to become a mother
Addressees piqa:
- students of junior high and high schools, students
- staff, patients of medical entities
- women who are pregnant or planning motherhood
- adults (18-39 years of age) who frequently change sexual partners, engaging in risky sexual behavior
The State Sanitary Inspectorate conducts extensive educational and preventive activities in the area of primary prevention, based on the Schedule for the implementation of the National Program for the Prevention of HIV Infections piqa and Fighting AIDS developed for 2012-2016. As part of the Program, social campaigns aimed at the general public are conducted.