2019
DOI: 10.1002/jia2.25311
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HIV prevention programme cascades: insights from HIV programme monitoring for female sex workers in Kenya

Abstract: Introduction HIV prevention cascades have emerged as a programme management and monitoring tool that outlines the sequential steps of an HIV prevention programme. We describe the application of an HIV combination prevention programme cascade framework to monitor and improve HIV prevention interventions for female sex workers (FSWs) in Kenya. Methods Two data sources were analysed: (1) annual programme outcome surveys conducted using a polling booth survey methodology in… Show more

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“…As shown with other populations within Kenya, once diagnosed with HIV, the proportion of AGYW in our study who go on to receive ART is high, 44 suggesting that diagnosis is the critical gap in the HIV cascade. But for hotspot-based testing strategies to also serve an entry point or HIV care, strategies to facilitate linkage to care may be needed.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 82%
“…As shown with other populations within Kenya, once diagnosed with HIV, the proportion of AGYW in our study who go on to receive ART is high, 44 suggesting that diagnosis is the critical gap in the HIV cascade. But for hotspot-based testing strategies to also serve an entry point or HIV care, strategies to facilitate linkage to care may be needed.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 82%
“…The paper has important implications for contemporary discussions of different PrEP delivery models such as pharmacy-based and direct to consumer marketing. In Kenya, HIV Prevention Cascades have been used as programme management tools, and Bhattacharjee and colleagues describe their use in combination HIV prevention interventions for sex workers [44]. The paper shows that the cascade, while intended as a relatively simple tool, can be quite complex in practice.…”
Section: Banbury Meeting and Supplementmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In Kenya, HIV Prevention Cascades have been used as programme management tools, and Bhattacharjee and colleagues describe their use in combination HIV prevention interventions for sex workers . The paper shows that the cascade, while intended as a relatively simple tool, can be quite complex in practice.…”
Section: Banbury Meeting and Supplementmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…8 There are currently 133,000 to 175,000 FSWs in Kenya. 9 The FSWs, their clients and regular partners are key drivers of the HIV epidemic, and a significant proportion of all new HIV infections are among FSWs. 5,8 In 2009, a modes of transmission study conducted by the Kenya National AIDS Control Council estimated that at least 14% of all new HIV infections in Kenya are attributed to sex work.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%