Leveraging adaptive implementation strategies to achieve universal coverage of antiretroviral treatment in Senegal
Author
Baral et al.
Publication year
2017
Country
Type of approach
Dual
Type of assistance
Both
Specimen
Oral-fluid
Study population
Mixed: People at high risk for HIV and key populations men who have sex with men, female sex workers, and people who inject drugs
Study design
Feasibility/acceptability
Sample size
n/a
UNAIDS HIV prevalence (2017)
0.5 [0.4 - 0.6]
Methodology
Characterize the acceptability of HIVST by people at risk of HIV infection in Senegal, and determine if the promotion of self-testing increases the number of newly diagnosed HIV-positives in clinic settings, this study will use several methods for HIVST kit distribution, including venue-based approaches, and network based-approaches.
Summary of findings
Forthcoming
Acceptability
n/a
Acceptability details
n/a
Willingness to pay
n/a
Willingness to pay details
n/a
Sensitivity
n/a
Specificity
n/a
Concordance
n/a
HIV positivity
n/a
Accuracy details
n/a
Social harm
n/a
Linkage to prevention, care and treatment
n/a
Study status
Ongoing
