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1. The cultural and community-level acceptance of antiretroviral therapy (ART) among traditional healers in Eastern Cape, South Africa.

Authors: Justin M Shuster; Claire E Sterk; Paula M Frew; Carlos del Rio
Journal: J Community Health Date: 2009-02

2. The role of ethnography in STI and HIV/AIDS education and promotion with traditional healers in Zimbabwe.

Authors: David Simmons
Journal: Health Promot Int Date: 2011-02-22 Impact factor: 2.483

3. Increasing HIV testing among pregnant women in Nigeria: evaluating the traditional birth attendant and primary health center integration (TAP-In) model.

Authors: Amara Frances Chizoba; Jennifer R Pharr; Gina Oodo; Edith Ezeobi; Jude Ilozumb; Johnbull Egharevba; Echezona E Ezeanolue; Anthea Nwandu
Journal: AIDS Care Date: 2017-04-18

4. No association found between traditional healer use and delayed antiretroviral initiation in rural Uganda.

Authors: Russell H Horwitz; Alexander C Tsai; Samuel Maling; Francis Bajunirwe; Jessica E Haberer; Nneka Emenyonu; Conrad Muzoora; Peter W Hunt; Jeffrey N Martin; David R Bangsberg
Journal: AIDS Behav Date: 2013-01

5. Concurrent use of traditional medicine and ART: Perspectives of patients, providers and traditional healers in Durban, South Africa.

Authors: Hannah Appelbaum Belisle; Monique Hennink; Claudia E Ordóñez; Sally John; Eunephacia Ngubane-Joye; Jane Hampton; Henry Sunpath; Eleanor Preston-Whyte; Vincent C Marconi
Journal: Glob Public Health Date: 2014-10-27

Review 6. Engagement of Traditional Healers and Birth Attendants as a Controversial Proposal to Extend the HIV Health Workforce.

Authors: Carolyn M Audet; Erin Hamilton; Leighann Hughart; Jose Salato
Journal: Curr HIV/AIDS Rep Date: 2015-06 Impact factor: 5.071

Traditional health practitioners are key to scaling up comprehensive care for HIV/AIDS in sub-Saharan Africa.

1. The cultural and community-level acceptance of antiretroviral therapy (ART) among traditional healers in Eastern Cape, South Africa.

2. The role of ethnography in STI and HIV/AIDS education and promotion with traditional healers in Zimbabwe.

3. Increasing HIV testing among pregnant women in Nigeria: evaluating the traditional birth attendant and primary health center integration (TAP-In) model.

4. No association found between traditional healer use and delayed antiretroviral initiation in rural Uganda.

5. Concurrent use of traditional medicine and ART: Perspectives of patients, providers and traditional healers in Durban, South Africa.

Review 6. Engagement of Traditional Healers and Birth Attendants as a Controversial Proposal to Extend the HIV Health Workforce.

7. Referral practices and perceived barriers to timely obstetric care among Ugandan traditional birth attendants (TBA).

8. Plants used to manage type II diabetes mellitus in selected districts of central Uganda.

9. Sociocultural and epidemiological aspects of HIV/AIDS in Mozambique.

10. Two treatments, one disease: childhood malaria management in Tanga, Tanzania.