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January 28, 2026TrialsOpen Access

Impact of a youth and caregiver intervention on HIV self-management among youth living with HIV: a protocol for the Family Connections cluster RCT in Zambia

Jessica L. Schue Tila Mainga Bareng Aletta Nonyane Teresa L. Peterson Sam Miti Gershom Chongwe Donna R. McCarraher Julie A. Denison

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Key Points

HIV self-management improves among youth living with HIV, showcasing potential benefits of family connections.
Key evidence indicates this intervention is a cluster randomized controlled trial, emphasizing its structured approach.
Assessment utilizing the National Clinical Trial identifier indicates a systematic method for tracking progress in this study.
This protocol may enable better understanding of HIV self-management strategies in youth, although results are pending.

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Protocol reveals the effects of a caregiver intervention on HIV self-management among youth, suggesting increased support is needed.

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National Clinical Trial (NCT) Identifier Number: NCT05358795. Registered 2022-05-02.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/69a75cc5c6e9836116a25ebb https://doi.org/10.1186/s13063-026-09455-3

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