This is not the first time that insecurity has forced the GHESKIO centers to develop new strategies to preserve the progress made over the past 25 years in combating infectious diseases, particularly HIV/AIDS and tuberculosis.

"Since the Martissant blockade, we have established about ten care sites for HIV/AIDS and tuberculosis. South of Martissant, we regularly care for 4,000 patients," Dr. Jean William Pape, Executive Director of GHESKIO centers, told Le Nouvelliste in an interview.

This resilience plan by GHESKIO centers is made possible through an electronic record system that allows healthcare professionals to intervene remotely for the benefit of patients. This system works closely with IMIS in Tabarre, which serves as a reference center for severe cases.