Illustrative image (Source: Internet)Hanoi (VNA) – The Prime Minister has issued a
decision approving the National Strategy on putting an end to AIDS in 2030.
The strategy aims to strengthen HIV/AIDS prevention and
control activities, reduce new HIV infections and AIDS-related deaths, erase
in 2030 and minimiseimpact of on the socio-economic
development.
In 2030, the rate of high-risk people accessing HIV
prevention services is expected to reach 80 percent, and that of people living
with HIV knowing their conditions, 95 percent.
At the same time, the scheme also aims for 95 percent of HIV
carriers to receive antiretroviral (ARV) drug.
Mother-to-child infection is expected to be wiped out in 2030.
Meanwhile, the
and control capacity in the medical system at all levels will be enhanced, and
the personnel and financial resources for the work ensured.
The strategy gives 11 major
solutions to complete the goals, including those on offering treatment and care
for people living with HIV.
The coverage of HIV/AIDS
treatment services will be expanded through the offering of ARV to them right
after they are diagnosed with the virus, and extending the treatment for
patients in prisons, reformatories and other social facilities.
Private healthcare facilities
will be encouraged to play a role in HIV/AIDS treatment, and community-based
treatment services also expanded.Alongside, pregnant women
will receive HIV consultations and testing.
Besides, HIV/AIDS treatment
quality will be improved through updating latest recommendations in the field,
ensuring safety and efficiency of the therapy./.
Source: VietnamPlus
