Interventions Supporting the Implementation of the HIV Peer Education Programme Among the South African Police Service (SAPS) Employees: A Scoping Review.

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healthcare

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paper

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MmaRaiKeaMat

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Cen

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OSF

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This is the scoping review protocol, which forms part of Phase One of the main research protocol. The objective of this protocol is to map and synthesize existing interventions and implementation strategies to support the implementation of the HIV peer education programme in the workplace. Additionally, this review will identify gaps in the literature that may inform the development of implementation guidelines.

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