Victoria J Kain, Ranjan Dhungana, Bidhya Basnet, Lila Bahadur Basnet, Shyam Sundar Budhathoki, Waleed Fatth, Ang Jangmu Sherpa
Stakeholders' Perspectives on the "Helping Babies Breathe" Program Situation in Nepal Following the COVID-19 Pandemic
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men sex men women msmw reported differ psychosocial sexual behavior patterns men sex men msmo however results regarding differences hpv vaccination intentionbehavior inconclusive compared hpv vaccination intention msmo msmw analyzed differences potentially associated factors china msm participants recruited online using snowball sampling method crosssectional data collected via questionnaire based extended informationmotivationbehavioral skills model structural equation modeling conducted examine relationship variables followed multigroup analysis test differences groups 914 msm 7768 msmo 2232 msmw msmw higher rate reluctance vaccinate msmo 2353 vs 1620 p 016 differences two groups statistically significant risky sexual behavior behavioral skills promotional attitude groups promotional attitude significant predictor vaccination intention vaccination intention directly influenced motivation indirectly risky sexual behavior msmo significantly msmw additionally direct effect information behavioral skills msmw significantly greater msmo find effect behavioral skills vaccination intention msmw lower vaccination intention msmo msmo may influenced risky sexual behavior motivation positively impacting vaccination intention unlike msmw targeted strategies could help promote hpv vaccination especially msmw