Bonjour,
Je suis un projet de PTME à Goma, en RDC.
Nous avons mené une enquête auprès de 700 femmes car le taux de refus de se faire tester pour le VIH est très élevé.
Pourriez-vous m'indiquer des références concernant des études portant sur le sujet?
Merci!
Dr Carole Schirvel
carole.schirvel@ulb.ac.be
C'est un problème général de tout programme de santé.
Les causes sont nombreuses, certaines communes à tous les programmes,
d'autres spécifiques.
Il serait intéressant de faire un forum sur ce sujet.
Certaines de nos expériences sont en cours de publication on peut en
reparler.
En attendant, je vous propose ci-dessous une bibliographie sur le sujet.
Bibliographie
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