This article in the Journal of Health Psychology describes the results of interviews with 15 South Africans seeking HIV testing. The interviews were conducted in part to understand factors that influence decisions to seek testing. Participants also discussed ways to increase the uptake of HIV testing, such as workplace testing, outreach through the media, and linkage with cultural rituals such as male circumcision.
High HIV Incidence and Low Uptake of HIV Prevention Services: The Context of Risk for Young Male Adults Prior to DREAMS in Rural KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa
Type: Website
Year of publication: 2018
Resource topic: Research, monitoring and evaluation, Traditional circumcision
Resource type: Abstract
Country: South Africa
Languages: English