This article discusses the effectiveness of the one stop shop approach for HIV programs and theories for health promotion such as the Tannahill model. It also highlights the importance of cultural and linguistic aspects in providing comprehensive services.

Article on one-stop-shop approach for HIV programs, Tannahill model, and cultural considerations in providing comprehensive health services.

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One Stop Shop Approach for HIV Programs and Theories for Health Promotion

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