Understanding Perceived Social Harms and Abuses of Oral HIV Self-Testing in Kenya: Key Findings of a Cross-sectional Study
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healthcareRecord type:
dataset
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KabSidEgoIzu
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Mir
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Har
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The dataset contains the raw Stata data for the study "Understanding Perceived Social Harms and Abuses of Oral HIV Self-Testing in Kenya: Key Findings of a Cross-sectional Study." It also includes supporting documentation such as study questionnaires and interview guides. The results from this formative study has not been replicated by 3ie as the authors did not submit analysis code. If you have any questions please write to Caroline Kabiru at ckabiru@aphrc.org.
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