ArticleAfrican journal of infectious diseases2016
HIV/AIDS KNOWLEDGE AND PRIOR TESTING AT 'AFRICA GOAL' OUTREACH EVENTS IN EAST AND SOUTHERN AFRICA.
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Abstract
backgroundA quality improvement initiative was created during the 2014 Africa Goal campaign, which uses live screenings of FIFA World Cup football matches as a platform for local organizations to provide HIV outreach and services in East and Southern Africa. MATERIALS AND
methodsSurvey data assessed attendees' baseline knowledge of HIV and prevalence of prior testing.
resultsThe data showed a high level of knowledge and prior testing among both men and women, with no statistical differences based on gender.
conclusionThe level of knowledge about HIV may be higher than previously thought in some parts of East and Southern Africa and this should inform future HIV outreach efforts.
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