A peer reviewed study examined what shapes healthcare worker uptake of voluntary counseling and testing for HIV and AIDS at Meru Teaching and Referral Hospital in Kenya. The full record is available in our Research and Insights section.
The study applied a structured quantitative design with survey based data collection among hospital staff, followed by statistical analysis to identify the factors associated with testing uptake. Methods, results and full author details are published in the International Journal of Tropical Disease and Health.
Work covered study design, sampling, instrument development, field data collection, data cleaning, statistical analysis and reporting. Findings were prepared for peer review and published so that health managers can act on the evidence.
