Protocollo in evidenza
Test-to-PrEP
Test-to-PrEP: A Randomized Hybrid Implementation/Effectiveness Trial of a Social Network Strategy to Increase Equitable Reach of HIV Testing and PrEP Information
Bravo A, Butts S, Johnson AL, Rodriguez E, Rabin B, Smith L, Kanamori M, & Doblecki-Lewis S
This study evaluates a peer-distribution model where existing PrEP clients disseminate HIV self-test kits containing PrEP education materials within their social networks to increase testing and PrEP awareness. The protocol provides an example of utilizing the dyad census to systematically survey all alter pairs within the network followed by a per alter edge form stage which enables the capture of attribute data on the edges generated.
Cosa mostra questo protocollo
An example of utilizing the dyad census to systematically survey all alter pairs within the network followed by a per alter edge form stage which enables the capture of attribute data on the edges generated.
Dettagli dello studio
- Discipline
- MedicinePublic health
- Popolazione
- PrEP clinic visitors
- Generazione dei legami
- SociogramDyad census
- Usa elenchi
- No
- Responsabile della ricerca
- PI: Susanne Doblecki-Lewis
- Referente del protocollo
- Susanne Doblecki-Lewis (sdoblecki@med.miami.edu), Ana Bravo (axb3199@miami.edu)
- Numero del finanziamento
- R01MH138190
- Registrazione della sperimentazione
- https://clinicaltrials.gov/study/NCT06927856
- DOI / pubblicazione
- https://doi.org/10.1097/QAI.0000000000003294
- Data di aggiunta
- 22 ottobre 2025
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[Forthcoming] Note: associated publication comes from the feasibility pilot that precedes the current RCT: Johnson, A. L., Butts, S. A., Rodriguez, E., Craker, L., Kanamori, M., & Doblecki-Lewis, S. (2023). “Test-to-PrEP”: Assessing reach and adoption of a new approach to increase HIV testing and PrEP knowledge using HIV self-test kit distribution through PrEP clients’ social networks. Journal of Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndromes, 94(5), 421-428. https://doi.org/10.1097/QAI.0000000000003294
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