‘If I had not taken it [HIVST kit] home, my husband would not have come to the facility to test for HIV’: HIV self-testing perceptions, delivery strategies, and post-test experiences among pregnant women and their male partners in Central Uganda

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‘If I had not taken it [HIVST kit] home, my husband would not have come to the facility to test for HIV’: HIV self-testing perceptions, delivery strategies, and post-test experiences among pregnant women and their male partners in Central Uganda

Informa UK Limited, trading as Taylor & Francis Group

Aug 2018

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HIV self-testing (HIVST) can improve HIV-testing rates in ‘hard-to-reach’ populations, including men. This research explored HIVST perceptions, delivery strategies, and post-test experiences among pregnant women and their male partners in Central Uganda.