article · African Journal of Primary Health Care & Family Medicine
The study's findings demonstrate that overcoming barriers to men's enrolment in CAGs is vital for improving access to HIV treatment. Strategies such as anti-stigma campaigns, increased awareness, incentives, and men-only groups are essential for fostering inclusive and effective HIV care for men.Contribution: This study highlights the barriers to enrolment in CAGs for men living with HIV, particularly stigma and lack of information, while recommending anti-stigma campaigns, increased awareness, incentives, and men-only groups for improved enrolment.
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DOI: 10.4102/phcfm.v18i1.5115
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