Reasons Influencing PrEP continuity among Key and Priority Populations in Tabora region, Tanzania. A cross-sectional study.

• Glavni autori: Adam Mrisho (Autor), Honoratha Rutatinisibwa (Autor), George Msalale (Autor), Ramadhani Shemtandulo (Autor), Benson Mturi (Autor), Steven Ambonisye (Autor), AbelaAbele Rumisha (Autor), Mohamed Ayoub (Autor), Charles Shirima (Autor), Wilhellmuss Mauka (Autor), Shallon Atuhaire (Autor), Evaline Maziku (Autor), Anath Rwebembera (Autor), Goodluck Lyatuu (Autor), David Sando (Autor)
• Format: Knjiga
• Izdano: Student's Journal of Health Research, 2022-12-01T00:00:00Z.
• Teme: article
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Background: In Tabora, PrEP continuity 6 months after among newly enrolled among Key and Priority Population (KPP) is low at 47%. However, information on reasons influencing to PrEP continuity in KPP in Tabora is limited. We report study findings from nine (9) health facilities (HFs) in the Tabora r...