This systematic review's findings show that integrated HIV/AIDS and MNCHN-FP services are feasible to implement and show promise towards improving a variety of health and behavioral outcomes. However, significant evidence gaps remain. Rigorous research comparing outcomes of integrated with non-integrated services, including cost, cost-effectiveness, and health outcomes such as HIV and STI incidence, morbidity and mortality are greatly needed to inform programs and policy.
Sexual and reproductive health in HIV-positive women: a dedicated clinic improves service.
We run a one-stop clinic for HIV-positive women, offering sexually transmitted infection screening, cervical cytology and family planning. We completed an audit cycle, and showed that all aspects of our care had improved since the introduction of this integrated service.