Evaluation of opt-in HIV testing in the construction workplace using the socioecological framework

Blake, H.; Somerset, S.; Jones, W.; Evans, C.; Cirelli, C.; Mbang, D.

doi:10.1093/eurpub/ckac129.473

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Background Late diagnosis of HIV remains a challenge and the construction workforce has several risk factors for HIV. In the Test@Work programme, we delivered HIV tests embedded within a general health check to construction workers, with high uptake... Read More about Evaluation of opt-in HIV testing in the construction workplace using the socioecological framework.

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