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Implementation preferences for the management of sexually transmitted infections in the South African health system: a discrete choice experiment

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By Collins Iwuji, Catherine Martin, Diantha Pillay, Patience Shamu
| Sexually Transmitted Infections Verified
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Implementation preferences for the management of sexually transmitted infections in the South African health system: a discrete choice experiment

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By Collins Iwuji, Catherine Martin, Diantha Pillay, Patience Shamu
| Sexually Transmitted Infections Verified
Conclusions We conducted a DCE to investigate service users’ preferences for the management of STIs in primary healthcare facilities providing HIV PrEP. Our results showed that the ‘average’ individual prefers to self-sample, receive their results within 2 hours, may not want to come back to the clinic on a different day for treatment and would prefer EPT to other forms of PN. However, the LCM revealed two groups of individuals with different STI service delivery preferences.
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