Replication data for: Namibia (2009): Sexual Behaviour and HIV Risk Reduction Practices Among the Namibian Police
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healthcareRecord type:
dataset
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W/OZac
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PSIPSI
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Har
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In November and December 2008, the Social Marketing Association (SMA), conducted a survey designed to investigate important determinants of Condom Use, Multiple Partners (MP) and Multiple Concurrent Partners (MCP), as well as Counselling and testing (CT) among Police members in 3 towns/cities in Namibia. The study also aimed to determine the current levels of Male Circumcision (MC) and self reported Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs). The survey served as a baseline survey for future use. A cross-sectional study design was used to identify determinants of behaviour, monitor progress and evaluate programmatic impact. This study served as a baseline and with additional funding, a follow up tracking survey should be done in 2011.
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