Julia Ludwig, Rieke Barbek, Olaf von dem Knesebeck
Education and suicidal ideation in Europe: A systematic review and meta-analysis
Journal of affective disorders
achieving virtual elimination hiv transmission australia requires combination high treatment rates high testing coverage among individuals risk acquiring hiv hiv selftesting hivst additional testing approach key populations aimed examine knowledge attitudes practices hivst among asianborn gay bisexual men sex men gbmsm qualitative study used semistructured interviews overseasborn gbmsm asian background australia participants recruited personal networks social media platforms snowballing melbourne sexual health centre twentyfive participants purposively sampled range ages previous levels experience hivst interview transcripts imported nvivo 12 data management age participants ranged 19 44 years median 30 years unaware hivst interview ever used one limited sexual health knowledge ie hiv testing prep arrived australia upon learning hivst interview many expressed willingness use hivst limited circumstances traveling overseas interim testing taking ondemand prep pointofsex testing almost open distributing hivst casual partners friends especially knew engaged highrisk sexual practice ie condomless anal sex engaged sexual healthcare half still preferred conventional serology testing regular hiv testing part prep prescription need testing sexually transmitted infections hivst may acceptable additional testing approach hiv testing among asianborn gbmsm peer education secondary distribution may help raise hivst awareness use