“…Current evidence concerning the acceptability of anal cancer screening in HIV-infected persons has also focused on men who have sex with men (Reed, Reiter, Smith, Palefsky, & Brewer, 2010), with less attention given to women (Ferron et al, 2011; Miguez, Burbano-Levy, Rosenberg, & Malow, 2011). Since HIV-infected women have a high prevalence of depression and significant history of trauma and sexual violence (Kimerling et al, 1999; Machtinger, Wilson, Haberer, & Weiss, 2012; McIntosh & Rosselli, 2012), understanding acceptability of anal cancer screening and willingness to participate in needed research involving concurrent testing with HRA among this group is critical to designing patient-centered screening programs.…”