1. The document reports HIV/AIDS statistics for 2556, including 157,000 people living with HIV/AIDS and 3,276.8 new infections. 2. Treatment guidelines are outlined for different CD4 count levels, including the use of viral load monitoring, second line regimens, and laboratory tests. 3. Barriers and recommendations for improving linkage and retention in care are discussed, such as expanding access across different health coverage schemes and centers of excellence.

1. 2556

2. 56
174,400
 157,000
HIV/AIDS 3,276.8  17,400
3,234.3 42.5
• • 34
• • 2.5
• • 6

3. 2556
2
1.
VMI NAP
2. 3
1

4. 1.
=>

5. 55 56
CD4 <= 200 CD4 <= 350

6. 55 56
VMI CL
&
2nd line
NAP
NAP
Basic lab, CD4 2
3
LAB HIV
VL 1

7. 2.
3
7

8. 11 2555,
1.
2. (NAP plus)
3.
1 2555

9. 1.
2.
3.
9

10. 1
3
UC
Excellent
center,
10

11. 2
3
UCS  SSS 3
CSMBS  SSS 3
SSS  UCS 6
SSS  CSMBS
UCS  CSMBS
CSMBS  UCS
11

12. 1.CD4 500 /
1.CD4
2.VL 2,500 / 400 /
3.DR 8,500 / 2.VL
1.1
4.CBC,FBS,Cr,Cho
l.,TG,sGPT/ALT 250 /
3.DR
6,000

13. 3
Viral Load
Viral load
1 / 2 /
NAP
1,339 test 2,500 test

14. -
Viral load
-
call center
-
(NAP PLUS)
NAP 1 55 ,
NAP
55,
NAP 3