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• Tools

  Going Online to Accelerate the Impact of HIV Programs

  Going Online is a vision and evolving framework for how HIV programs can use online and mobile platforms to accelerate impact toward meeting their HIV services objectives.
• Publication

  Social Media and Behavior Change Lessons from Meta: Brand Lift Studies in Five Countries

  This brief summarizes five health-focused social media campaigns developed by FHI 360 and Meta.
• Feature

  Creating virtual safe spaces for people affected by HIV: FHI 360 and partners provide stigma-free mental health care 

  Through the MENA Moves project, FHI 360 and partners in Algeria, Morocco and Tunisia are providing virtual mental health services to people living with HIV.
• Past Project

  Meta Program Scaled Support

  Meta and FHI 360 entered a collaboration to identify existing FHI 360 SBC projects to support behavior change campaigns on social media.
• Published research

  Using emoji stickers to understand end-user opinions of the dapivirine vaginal ring for HIV prevention
• Published research

  Is regular access to internet services associated with comprehensive correct HIV/AIDS knowledge among people aged 15–49 years in Nigeria? Findings from the 2018 Demographic Health Survey
• Feature

  More than the virus: Combating COVID-19’s secondary impacts, regional stories

  Through maps, photos and text, explore how FHI 360’s teams in West Africa, the Middle East, Latin America and the Caribbean are combating the secondary impacts of COVID-19.
• Published research

  Health systems software factors and their effect on the integration of sexual and reproductive health and HIV services
• Published research

  Improving adherence to antiretroviral therapy with triggered real-time text message reminders: The China Adherence through Technology Study

  The China Adherence through Technology Study tested an intervention to increase adherence among HIV-positive patients in China using real-time feedback through text-message reminders and counseling. Real-time reminders significantly improved antiretroviral adherence. This approach appears promising for managing HIV and other chronic diseases and warrants further investigation and adaptation in other settings.
• Publication

  SMART TA (brief)

  January 2015 — This brief discusses the Sustainable Management of the HIV/AIDS Response and Transition to Technical Assistance (SMART TA) project. SMART TA is a five-year initiative funded by the U.S. Agency for International Development and...

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