Population-Based HIV Impact Assessments Survey Methods, Response, and Quality in Zimbabwe, Malawi, and Zambia

Karampreet Sachathep; Elizabeth Radin; Wolfgang Hladik; Avi J. Hakim; Suzue Saito; Janet Burnett; Kristin Brown; Neena Phillip; Sasi Jonnalagadda; Andrea Low; Dan Williams; Hetal Patel; Amy Herman-Roloff; Godfrey Musuka; Beth A. Tippett Barr; Nellie Wadondo-Kabonda; Gertrude Chipungu; Yen H. P. Duong; Stephen Delgado; Stanley Kamocha; Steve Kinchen; Graham Kalton; Leah Schwartz; George Bello; Owen Mugurungi; Lloyd Mulenga; Bharat Parekh; Laura S. Porter; David Hoos; Andrew C. Voetsch; Jessica Justman

doi:10.1097/qai.0000000000002710

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Conducting a national population-based HIV impact assessment with immediate return of HIV and other point-of-care test results was feasible, and data quality was high.

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Population-Based HIV Impact Assessments Survey Methods, Response, and Quality in Zimbabwe, Malawi, and Zambia

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