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HIV diagnosis disclosure to infected children and adolescents; challenges of family caregivers in the Central Region of Ghana

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Disclosure of Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) to infected older children and adolescents is essential for both personal health maintenance and HIV prevention within the larger population. Non-disclosure of HIV status has been identified as one of the potential barriers to optimum adherence especially in children and adolescents. | HIV diagnosis disclosure to infected children and adolescents; challenges of family caregivers in the Central Region of Ghana

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