2019
DOI: 10.1177/1077801219838329
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Pilot Test of an Adapted, Evidence-Based Intervention for Preventing HIV for Women Residing in Domestic Violence Shelters

Abstract: This pilot study examined whether an evidence-based intervention for preventing HIV that was adapted for women residing in domestic violence shelters improved residents’ HIV knowledge and condom use self-efficacy. The intervention acceptability, feasibility, and fidelity were also assessed. Seven domestic violence shelter workers facilitated the intervention to 32 shelter residents. Residents had significantly higher HIV knowledge and condom use self-efficacy after the intervention. Residents found the interve… Show more

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“…The title/abstracts of the remaining 383 articles by both authors and 321 of these references were excluded because they did not meet inclusion criteria for this systematic review. The methods and results sections of the remaining 62 articles were reviewed by both authors and six articles were determined to meet this study’s eligibility criteria [ 16 , 41 45 ].
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“…The title/abstracts of the remaining 383 articles by both authors and 321 of these references were excluded because they did not meet inclusion criteria for this systematic review. The methods and results sections of the remaining 62 articles were reviewed by both authors and six articles were determined to meet this study’s eligibility criteria [ 16 , 41 45 ].
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Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Three of the interventions did not have control groups [ 41 43 ] and one study was quasi-experimental (i.e., had a control group, but participants were not randomized to the treatment and control groups) [ 45 ]. Two studies did not have follow-up assessments [ 41 , 45 ] and the other studies had follow-up assessments at one-month [ 16 ], three-months [ 42 44 ], six-months [ 16 ], or one-year post intervention [ 16 ]. The number of participants involved in the interventions ranged from 19 [ 43 ] to 152 [ 16 ].…”
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