A mixed methods evaluation of the effectiveness of a nurse-led palliative care intervention for HIV positive patients on ART in Mombasa, Kenya
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Aspects of study participation found to improve mental health and well-being were compassionate care, social support, communication, and material support, while unresolved physical, social and financial problems were identified as barriers to improvement.
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