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HIV: Nurse-monitored treatment gets OK in S.African trialParis (AFP) June 16, 2010 HIV drugs can be administered as effectively by nurses as by doctors, a finding that could yield major benefits in the fight against AIDS in Africa, researchers said on Wednesday. In a trial carried out at two South African front-line clinics, 408 patients with the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) were assigned to antiretroviral (ART) drugs monitored by doctors, and 404 others to drugs monitored by nurses. The goal was to see whether nurses were as observant and reactive as doctors in administ ... read more |
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