Assessing the feasibility of fitted male condoms as a sexual health intervention in Cape Town, South Africa: perspectives from condom education and distribution staff

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Title:

Assessing the feasibility of fitted male condoms as a sexual health intervention in Cape Town, South Africa: perspectives from condom education and distribution staff

Authors:

Baker, H.; Guillen, J.; Miranda, D.; Sigel, C.; Cloete, A.

Output Type: Conference or seminar papers

Department: HIV/AIDS, STIs and TB

Budget year: 2013/14

Publication year: 2014

Archive number: 8057

URI: http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11910/2658

Citation:

Baker, H., Guillen, J., Miranda, D., Sigel, C. & Cloete, A. (2014) Assessing the feasibility of fitted male condoms as a sexual health intervention in Cape Town, South Africa: perspectives from condom education and distribution staff. (Poster presented at the Southern Nursing Research Society, Atlanta, Georgia, USA, 14 February).

Description:

Poster presented at the Southern Nursing Research Society, Atlanta, Georgia, USA, 14 February

Keywords:

CONDOM USE
SEXUAL BEHAVIOUR
RISK BEHAVIOUR
CAPE TOWN
HIV/AIDS
MEN

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