Effectiveness of three delivery models for promoting access to pre-exposure prophylaxis in HIV-1 serodiscordant couples in Nigeria.

Morẹ Nikẹ Oluwátóyìn FoláyanSani AliyuAyodeji OginniOliver EzechiGrace KolawoleNkiru EzeamaNancin DademJames AnenihMatthias AlagiEtim EkanemEvaristus AfiadigweRose AguoluTinuade OyebodeAlero Babalola-JacobsAtiene SagayChidi NwenekaHadiza KamofuJohn Idoko

Published in: PloS one (2022)

Although incidence of HIV seroconversion was highest in the decentralized clinic model, this difference may be due to the higher sexual risk behavior among study participants in the decentralized model rather than the type of service delivery. The study findings imply that any of the models can effectively deliver PrEP services.

Keyphrases

antiretroviral therapy
mental health
healthcare
hiv infected
primary care
human immunodeficiency virus
randomized controlled trial
hiv aids
systematic review
hiv testing
risk factors
intimate partner violence