A Mobile Phone-Based Sexual and Reproductive Health Intervention for Female Sex Workers in Kenya: Development and Qualitative Study.
Frances H AmptKelly L L'EngleMegan Su Cheng LimKate F PlourdeEmily Rose MangoneCollins Mudogo MukanyaPeter Bundi GichangiGriffins O ManguroMargaret E HellardMark StooveMatthew Francis ChersichWalter JaokoPaul A AgiusMarleen TemermamWinnie Wangari NjeriStanley LuchtersPublished in: JMIR mHealth and uHealth (2020)
Our results highlight the need for health promotion interventions that incorporate broader components of SRHR, not only HIV prevention. Using a theory-based, participatory approach, we developed a digital health intervention that reflects the complex reality of FSWs' lives and provides a feasible, acceptable approach for addressing SRHR concerns and needs. FSWs may benefit from health promotion interventions that provide relevant, actionable, and engaging content to support behavior change.