Closing the knowledge-implementation gap in HIV treatment

The Lancet Student Archive - Closing the knowledge-implementation gap in HIV treatment:

"...JW Lee, former director general of WHO, coined the term ‘know-do gap’ for the distance between proven effective interventions and their implementation. The above are vivid examples of this ‘knowledge-implementation gap’; while our vast knowledge of HIV therapy marches on to the metronome of scientific discovery, implementation of simple, proven, effective therapies-just getting basic generic HAART drugs to those in need-lags behind, especially in the developing world [...]"