Integrating SRH and HIV services has many benefits. New research suggests integration can also have a positive impact on postnatal care by improving the quality of client-provider consultation sessions. In sub-Saharan Africa, many recently pregnant women want to delay or
The organization of services using the ‘one nurse, one patient, one room’ model has the potential to improve nurse productivity 2.5 times, reduce patient waiting times by half, and reduce stigma and discrimination. Namibia’s Permanent Secretary of Health has endorsed
A client and provider satisfaction survey finds that the vast majority of clients preferred a ‘one-stop shop’ model of integration. Since 2011, Swaziland has been part of the SRHR and HIV Linkages project to strengthen the linkages between sexual reproductive
Efficiency gains through integrating SRH and HIV services are possible through better use of both human and capital resources. Whilst cost savings are likely to be small, integration has many benefits. There is a wealth of evidence to support the
Integrating SRH and HIV services can reduce stigma, but only when deliberate steps are taken to ensure confidentiality in an integrated service delivery setting. The latest guide in the Steps to Integration series examines the complex issue of stigma and SRHR and
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