A risk assessment tool developed for CAPRISA 082.
Topic(s): Research, Service Delivery
Product(s): Oral PrEP
Region(s): Sub-Saharan Africa
Countries: South Africa
Source(s): CAPRISA
Type: Document
In this first interim analysis, the MOSAIC team provides key learnings from preparing for the delivery of PrEP choice, a summary of challenges experienced in implementing the enhanced service delivery model and the solutions introduced, programmatic considerations for countries preparing to introduce new PrEP methods, and a list of publicly accessible tools and resources used…
This article from Frontiers in Reproductive Health describes the results of a study to calculate the actual costs of oral PrEP scale-up in ten counties in Kenya, including a comparison of service delivery models across regions. In addition, the study looked at factors that indicate why some individuals place a greater value on PrEP than…
This article from the Journal of the American Medical Association describes the results of a pooled analysis to measure HIV incidence among cisgender women with different adherence trajectories to oral PrEP with TDF/FTC.
This document aims to provide Ministry of Health guidance on the implementation of PEP and PrEP to prevent HIV transmission and improve overall health outcomes. This comprehensive approach reflects the commitment of all involved in combating HIV and enhancing public health.
ICAP’s PrEP Package for Providers: PrEParing for Choice was developed by ICAP at Columbia University to promote the introduction and implementation of multiple PrEP products. The material is designed to capacitate health care teams with the knowledge and skills to counsel clients about PrEP and PrEP options, conduct effective PrEP initiation visits, and monitor and…
This template is designed to provide an overview and outline of the different sections of a national communication or demand generation strategy. It is intended for demand generation, social behavior change (SBC), or communication focal points to apply in countries developing new PrEP or HIV prevention strategies or updating their strategies with new PrEP options.
This article from The Lancet HIV describes the results of a modelling exercise to evaluate the impact of HIV self-testing on oral PrEP scale-up and HIV drug resistance.
This article from BMC Women’s Health describes the results of a qualitative study to learn about PrEP method preferences amongst adolescent girls and young women and their parents in Zambia.
This brief describes how PrEP-it was used to inform commodity forecasting for PrEP products in Kenya and highlights lessons learned.
This article from Journal of the International AIDS Society describes the impact of the Tu’Washindi intervention, which aimed to increase PrEP use by addressing relationship- and violence-related barriers among adolescent girls and young women enrolled in the DREAMS Initiative in Siaya County, Kenya.