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iLink (Incentives for Linkage to ART) Study: A Mixed-methods Study to Improve Linkage to HIV Care

University of Cape Town · 2015
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The iLink Study examines whether a Conditional Economic Incentive (CEI) may be an effective tool for improving linkage to HIV treatment and care following referral for antiretroviral therapy (ART) services from a mobile health clinic in Cape Town, South Africa. The study examines the feasibility and acceptability of using a R300 (approximately $25 as of April 2015) voucher - that is exchanged for cash upon initiation of ART within 3 months - to increase the uptake of ART among men and women living in low-income areas. This pilot study (n=64) includes a randomised control trial, follow-up telephone calls and medical record reviews, and in-depth interviews.
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