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While one might initially expect that accessibility, availability, affordability or cost were most salient in interviews, it was not the case. The fact that insurance coverage for PLHIV was universal and full-time care was a prerequisite for treatment was the most salient focus of interviews. However, other dimensions of accessibility, availability, affordability and cost were also discussed in interviews. For example, the availability of care, especially in rural areas, was a challenge.

Since the older age group had more years to accumulate costs, the policy (intervention) of the government to require PLHIV to enroll in insurance was a structural-level barrier for those who had not enrolled. The fact that insurance was mandatory despite the availability of free ART provided by the government was a barrier for PLHIV. Financial status, whether a retiree, a pensioner, or a person on social welfare was a barrier for not enrolling in insurance, as the individuals felt that paying for insurance was beyond their means. Being involved in a relationship was also a barrier, as PLHIV worried about the reaction of their partner.

On the other hand, there was a positive outcome in that insurance policies reduced or eliminated the direct costs of treatment. The most prevalent structural-level facilitator was the provision of financial relief. The provision of free ART was another facilitator; but there was still substantial cost to the household.

While most of the themes discussed above were originally identified via question development, many of the themes re-emerged throughout the interviews. However, a number of new themes were identified during the interview process and discussion. These are highlighted in the results below. interpretive structural modeling software free download mega 1 While one might initially expect that accessibility, availability, affordability or cost were most salient in interviews, it was not the case. The fact that insurance coverage for PLHIV was universal and full-time care was a prerequisite for treatment was the most salient focus of interviews. However, other dimensions of accessibility, availability, affordability and cost were also discussed in interviews. For example, the availability of care, especially in rural areas, was a challenge.
Since the older age group had more years to accumulate costs, the policy (intervention) of the government to require PLHIV to enroll in insurance was a structural-level barrier for those who had not enrolled. The fact that insurance was mandatory despite the availability of free ART provided by the government was a barrier for PLHIV. Financial status, whether a retiree, a pensioner, or a person on social welfare was a barrier for not enrolling in insurance, as the individuals felt that paying for insurance was beyond their means. Being involved in a relationship was also a barrier, as PLHIV worried about the reaction of their partner.
On the other hand, there was a positive outcome in that insurance policies reduced or eliminated the direct costs of treatment. The most prevalent structural-level facilitator was the provision of financial relief. The provision of free ART was another facilitator; but there was still substantial cost to the household.
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