Integration of family planning services in a peer-managed HIV care clinic serving most-at-risk populations in Phnom Penh, Cambodia

These findings show that the family planning practices of women living with HIV attending an HIV care clinic for most-at-risk populations did not significantly change after integrating on-site provision of a wide range of family planning methods. Innovative strategies and further research are needed to better understand how to promote the use of non-condom family planning methods and prevent unwanted pregnancies and abortions among most-at-risk women and women living with HIV.