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Willingness to pay for antiretroviral therapy, viral load, and premium services; A contingent valuation survey of people living with HIV in southern Nigeria.

Olusola SanwoIhoghosa O IyamuAugustine IdemudiaTitilope BadruSylvia EkponimoDorothy OquaOlusesan A MakindeGambo G AliyuAbimbola Kola-JebutuJemeh Egwuagu-PiusChika Obiora-OkafoMoses BateganyaIorwakwagh AperaSatish Raj PandeyHadiza Khamofu
Published in: PloS one (2023)
We found generally high-level of willingness to pay for ART consultation, ARVs and viral load testing services but low willingness to pay for premium ART services among PLHIV on ART. The maximum amount PLHIV were willing to pay for various ART services fell short of benchmarks for alternative funding but can potentially supplement ART by funding differentiated service delivery models that require nominal amounts to facilitate person-centered differentiated service delivery models.
Keyphrases
  • antiretroviral therapy
  • healthcare
  • hiv infected
  • mental health
  • primary care
  • health insurance
  • human immunodeficiency virus
  • hiv infected patients
  • hiv positive
  • hiv aids
  • affordable care act
  • palliative care