Individual | | |
Sharing ART | Only 1 client reported sharing; all others did not share | Considered a common problem, particularly sharing among partners |
Storage of ART | No reported challenges | Perception that clients have challenges storing increased ART supply |
Communal | | |
Unwanted HIV status disclosure to community | Reported minimal challenges with easy adaptation strategies to avoid unwanted disclosure | Did not report challenges with pill carrying but perceived adaptive behaviors (i.e., using different bags) |
Selling ART | No reports of personal experience with selling | No concern about selling |
Organizational | | |
Visits for ART refills | Reduced number of visits Reduced cost Increased time and ability to attend to family and work demands | Reduced clients' costs and time Reduced providers' workload and clinic congestion Improved ability to see newly initiated/unwell clients |
Visits for acute health needs | Reported returning for acute illnesses frequently | Perceived delays in clients' health-seeking behaviors |