Voluntary HIV counseling and testing services for youth and linkages with other reproductive health services in Tanzania

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Family Health International

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: North Carolina Family Health International 2006Description: 40pSubject(s):

HIV|Reproduction|Counseling|Research Design|Health Services

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WC 503 .I58 2006

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This study assesses the risk of HIV/AIDS and unintended pregnancy among youth attending either VCT or RH services. It also assesses the quality of care offered to the youth by theses clinics and documents correspondence between youth?s intended actual risk behaviors following VCT. This study seeks to provide information to improve services at clinics providing a mix of VCT and RH services at youth-friendly clinics in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania.

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