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To evaluate the effectiveness of school-based HIV prevention programs on adolescent sexual health knowledge in rural Uganda.

February 26, 2026Open Access

School-based HIV Prevention Programmes and Adolescent Sexual Health Knowledge in Rural Uganda: A Mixed Methods Inquiry

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To evaluate the effectiveness of school-based HIV prevention programs on adolescent sexual health knowledge in rural Uganda.
Mixed methods approach combining quantitative surveys and qualitative interviews
Data collected from teachers and students at four rural primary schools
Knowledge scores assessed among students for HIV/AIDS prevention measures
Students demonstrated an average knowledge score of 75% on HIV/AIDS prevention measures
Significant gaps in understanding compared to established guidelines
Programs appear effective at increasing awareness but require targeted interventions to enhance comprehension

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Mixed methods approach reveals significant awareness in students but highlights knowledge gaps in sexual health, suggesting targeted interventions.

Muhittin Okello (2002) studied this question.

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Mixed methods approach reveals significant awareness in students but highlights knowledge gaps in sexual health, suggesting targeted interventions.