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Feasibility and Acceptability of a Compassion-Focused Program to Support Staff, Improve Workflows and Enhance the Clinic Environment in South African Primary Health Clinics with Low ART Retention

Healthcare
South Africa
Gestartet September 02, 2026

We used a positive deviance (PD) approach to develop a program called Connect designed to increase retention in HIV care by improving the staff and patient experience in South Africa

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CLAIM Veröffentlicht von admin Sep 02, 2026
The success of compassion-focused programs depends on the active involvement of both staff and patients in the process.

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The Connect program may not address the root causes of low ART retention in South African primary health clinics.

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The Connect program risks being underfunded and unsupported by key healthcare stakeholders.

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A compassion-focused approach is essential for improving patient experiences in South African primary health clinics.

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Programs like Connect should be evaluated based on clear metrics for ART retention and staff well-being.

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A focus on compassion in healthcare can lead to increased ART retention among patients in South African clinics.

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Integrating compassion into healthcare practices can lead to a more supportive environment for both staff and patients.

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Engaging clinic staff in the development of the Connect program will enhance its acceptability and effectiveness.

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Implementing a compassion-focused program in South African primary health clinics will significantly improve staff morale and patient care.

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Low ART retention is primarily influenced by socioeconomic factors that a compassion-focused program cannot fully mitigate.

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