The Impact of Community Terrorism and Clashes on Quality of Care of Clients in HIV Program in Nigeria. (The Taraba Experience)
Abstract:
One
of the major challenges mitigating against the success of the HIV program in
Nigeria, particularly in Taraba state, the state under study, was the incidence
of community terrorism and clashes between the TIV farmers and Fulani herdsman
that happened across certain communities where healthcare facilities were
located that offered HIV program. This article will analyze the HIV program in
Taraba state and how community terrorism and clashes has contributed to poor
quality of care received by HIV patients and led to the dearth of healthcare
workers, such as doctors, Pharmacists, nurses, laboratory scientists, record staffs
etc and consequently contributed to the high prevalence of HIV in the state.
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