Nurses take lead in fight to stop HIV in women
NCT ID NCT05095818
Summary
This study tested whether having a registered nurse lead HIV prevention services could help more at-risk women start a daily medication (PrEP) that prevents HIV infection. The trial involved 440 women at risk for HIV who visited OB/GYN clinics. Researchers compared standard clinic care to a program where a specially trained nurse provided counseling, ordered tests, and helped start the prevention medication.
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Johns Hopkins Outpatient Center
Baltimore, Maryland, 21287, United States
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