Unconditional cash transfers for clinical and economic outcomes among HIV-affected Ugandan households

Mills Edward J.; Adhvaryu Achyuta; Jakiela Pamela; Birungi Josephine; Okoboi Stephen; Chimulwa Teddy Nabwire W.; Wanganisi Jonathan; Achilla Tina; Popoff Evan; Golchi Shirin; Karlan Dean

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Unconditional cash transfers for clinical and economic outcomes among HIV-affected Ugandan households

机译：无条件现金转移艾滋病毒影响的乌干达家庭中的临床和经济结果

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Background: HIV infection has profound clinical and economic costs at the household level. This is particularly important in low-income settings, where access to additional sources of income or loans may be limited. While several microfinance interventions have been proposed, unconditional cash grants, a strategy to allow participants to choose how to use finances that may improve household security and health, has not previously been evaluated.

机译：背景：艾滋病毒感染在家庭层面具有深厚的临床和经济成本。这在低收入环境中尤为重要，其中可以有限地获得额外的收入或贷款来源。虽然已经提出了几种小额信贷干预，但先前尚未评估无条件的现金补助，允许参与者选择如何使用可能改善家庭安全和健康的财务的策略。

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《AIDS》 |2018年第14期|共9页
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Mills Edward J.; Adhvaryu Achyuta; Jakiela Pamela; Birungi Josephine; Okoboi Stephen; Chimulwa Teddy Nabwire W.; Wanganisi Jonathan; Achilla Tina; Popoff Evan; Golchi Shirin; Karlan Dean;
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McMaster Univ Dept Hlth Res Methods Evidence &

Impact Hamilton ON Canada;

Univ Michigan Stephen M Ross Sch Business Ann Arbor MI 48109 USA;

Univ Maryland Dept Agr &

Resource Econ College Pk MD 20742 USA;

AIDS Support Org TASO Kampala Uganda;

AIDS Support Org TASO Kampala Uganda;

AIDS Support Org TASO Kampala Uganda;

US Ctr Dis Control &

Prevent CDC Div HIV AIDS Prevent Natl Ctr HIV Viral Hepatitis STD &

TB;

Deliverance Church Kololo Kampala Uganda;

Precis Hlth Econ Vancouver BC Canada;

McMaster Univ Dept Hlth Res Methods Evidence &

Impact Hamilton ON Canada;

Northwestern Univ Kellogg Sch Management Evanston IL USA;

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中图分类传染病;
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factorial randomized trial; HIV; microfinance; unconditional cash grant;

机译：阶乘随机试验;艾滋病毒;小额信贷;无条件现金补助金;

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