Self-care strategies that support PrEP adherence: a qualitative study with female sex workers in rural Uganda

Nakiganda, Lydia Jacenta; Serwadda, David; Nakubulwa, Rosette; Bavinton, Benjamin R; Grulich, Andrew E; Bell, Stephen

Self-care strategies that support PrEP adherence: a qualitative study with female sex workers in rural Uganda

https://hdl.handle.net/10779/DRO/DU:30161917

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posted on 2025-10-30, 01:57 authored by Lydia Jacenta Nakiganda, David Serwadda, Rosette Nakubulwa, Benjamin R Bavinton, Andrew E Grulich, Stephen Bell

Self-care strategies that support PrEP adherence: a qualitative study with female sex workers in rural Uganda

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London, Eng.

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eng

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Sexual and Reproductive Health Matters

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33

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2560175

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1-11

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2641-0397

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2641-0397

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1

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Taylor & Francis

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female sex workers health systems HIV prevention people-centred PrEP qualitative self-care Uganda

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