Clinical and treatment
CT7Migrants access to healthcare
CT7 Adoption Status
(out of 194 countries)- Adopted (41%)
80 countries - Partially adopted (13%)
26 countries - Not adopted (23%)
45 countries - Data not available (22%)
43 countries
CT7 Adoption Status and HIV Infections 5 Year Percent Change 
Codebook
| Question | Are HIV services and primary healthcare available to all migrants under the same conditions as citizens under national policy? |
| Possible values | Definition of values |
| Adopted | National (or subnational) laws/policy makes primary healthcare and HIV services accessible to all migrants under the same conditions as citizens |
| Partially adopted | National (or subnational) policy makes either primary healthcare or HIV services accessible to all migrants under the same conditions as citizens |
| Not adopted | National (or subnational) policy restricts access to primary healthcare and HIV services for some or all migrants |
| Policy recommendation | Global Commission on HIV and the Law, Risks, Rights & Health Supplement, 2018; United Nations General Assembly, New York Declaration for Refugees and Migrants, 2016; Global Commission on HIV and the Law, Risks, Rights & Health, 2012. |
CT7Migrants access to healthcare
Adoption status by region
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Global adoption status over time
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Adoption status by country
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