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摘要
知情同意、咨询和保密是对艾滋病毒检测采取人权方针的关键原则。在本文中,Allison K. Groves和Cynthia Eyakuze讨论了一项关于南非德班产前诊所妇女艾滋病毒检测的研究结果,以及关于检测的沟通如何破坏了获得知情同意的做法。
South Africa: Durban's ante-natal clinic environment and its impact on a woman's choice to test for HIV during pregnancy.
Informed consent, counselling and confidentiality are key tenets of a human rights approach to HIV testing. In this article, based on an oral poster presentation at AIDS 2010, Allison K. Groves and Cynthia Eyakuze discuss the results of a study on HIV testing of women in ante-natal clinics in Durban, South Africa and how communication about testing may undermine the practice of obtaining informed consent.