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Primary prevention (PP) of HIV/AIDS is a state obligation in the control of the epidemy and to comply with the public health objectives, though there is scarce evidence on how it operates. Objective: To identify some characteristics of the context, structure, process and results of the HIV/AIDS primary prevention programs in the south-western Antioquia Province. Methods: It was a cross-sectional study with descriptive statistical analysis making use of the official sociodemographic and epidemiologic sources as well as surveys to 21/23 program coordinators. Results: The incidence, prevalence and mortality of the HIV/AIDS 10.1%,000; 73%,000; and 22 %,000-inhabitants. The health services were limited, the density of health professionals was 3 doctors/nurses/10,000 inhabitants and the PP coverage was < 25%, focused in informative activities targeting primarily the general population, indigenous populations and mothers. The program coordinators perceived non-quantified achievements related to a decrease in the mother-to-child transmission, a greater use of condoms but also financial restrictions concerning intersectoriality and stigma. Conclusion: Despite the epidemiologic impact and contextualized risk factors, the structure, processes and results of the Prevention Programs require an upgrading.

Características de los programas de prevención primaria para el control del VIH en la región del suroeste antioqueño, 2014