HIV/AIDS Surveillance System in the Islamic Republic of Iran: History, Structures and Processes

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MORADI G.; GHADERI E.; SARGOLZAEI M.; FALLAHI H.; EYBPOOSH S.; TAYERI K.; AKBARPOUR S.; Entezarmahdi K.; Rahmani K.H.

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Journal: Iranian Journal of Epidemiology Year:2019 | Volume:15 | Issue:2 Page(s): 204-214

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HIV/AIDS Surveillance System in the Islamic Republic of Iran: History, Structures and Processes

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HIV/AIDSQ1

Surveillance systemQ2

Communicable diseasesQ1

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Background and Objectives: Iran is one of the Middle Eastern countries that implemented the HIV / AIDS control and surveillance program many years ago. The purpose of this study was to review the HIV / AIDS Surveillance system in Iran. Methods: This was a review research to assess the processes, structures and achievements of the HIV/AIDS Surveillance system in Iran. The information sources of this study included data from the Surveillance system, reports and documentation, and published guidelines, reviewing existing structures and views of managers and practitioners of the HIV/AIDS Surveillance system in Iran. Results: In Iran, all cases with HIV / AIDS as well as people with high risk behaviors are referred to behavioral disease counseling centers in order to receive health care services. Harm reduction in people with risky behaviors in the form of counseling centers, drug addicts' centers, and women's counseling centers in collaboration with governmental and non-governmental organizations, and attention to the second generation of HIV/AIDS surveillance, particularly conducting behavioral studies, are other components of the HIV / AIDS Surveillance system in Iran Conclusion: Although the HIV / AIDS Surveillance system in Iran has a large structure with many achievements in reducing new HIV cases, especially in some high-risk groups such as injecting drug users, as well as reducing HIV transmission from infected mothers to their children, strengthening this Surveillance system, especially for sexual high-risk groups, is essential for controlling HIV/AIDS in the country.

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MORADI, G., GHADERI, E., SARGOLZAEI, M., FALLAHI, H., EYBPOOSH, S., TAYERI, K., AKBARPOUR, S., Entezarmahdi, K., & Rahmani, K.H.. (2019). HIV/AIDS Surveillance System in the Islamic Republic of Iran: History, Structures and Processes. IRANIAN JOURNAL OF EPIDEMIOLOGY, 15(2 ), 204-214. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/408002/en

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MORADI G., GHADERI E., SARGOLZAEI M., FALLAHI H., EYBPOOSH S., TAYERI K., AKBARPOUR S., Entezarmahdi K., Rahmani K.H.. HIV/AIDS Surveillance System in the Islamic Republic of Iran: History, Structures and Processes. IRANIAN JOURNAL OF EPIDEMIOLOGY[Internet]. 2019;15(2 ):204-214. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/408002/en

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G. MORADI, E. GHADERI, M. SARGOLZAEI, H. FALLAHI, S. EYBPOOSH, K. TAYERI, S. AKBARPOUR, K. Entezarmahdi, and K.H. Rahmani, “HIV/AIDS Surveillance System in the Islamic Republic of Iran: History, Structures and Processes,” IRANIAN JOURNAL OF EPIDEMIOLOGY, vol. 15, no. 2 , pp. 204–214, 2019, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/408002/en

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