S08.3a How to realize implementation in HIV self-testing by distribution via the social network in China: A joined collaboration between stakeholders

W. Tang, Y. Zhou
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HIV self-testing (HIVST) had been widely used in China since 2012, but social network strategies were rarely used to improve HIVST coverage. This presentation reports a case of community-based social network distribution of HIVST among Chinese men who have sex with men (MSM). In 2016, UNC Project-China hosted an HIV testing intervention development designathon and invited eight teams from two provinces to contribute. The Zhuhai team designed an HIVST promotion proposal, which was a joint working plan between a community-based organization and the local CDC. They co-developed a social media platform for self-test kits application and results reporting, which successfully provided 600 kits to MSM in 2016. However, due to the lack of evidence-based intervention, the program failed to increase the testing coverage and lack of innovation. After that, the researchers in the UNC Project-China team brought in secondary distribution idea, which allows the index MSM to apply for multiple kits and distribute them to people in their social network. After the piloting, 373 index MSM successfully motivated 287 alters for testing, among whole 40% were new testers, and the HIV testing yield among alters was significantly higher than that among index MSM. In the following RCT, a monetary incentive and peer referral further improved the mean number of kits that were distributed by index MSM (MD=1·21, 95% CI: 0·77–1·65). The strategy strongly increased testing coverage and was further implemented at the provincial level. Opportunities Social-media platform provided an opportunity to reach a diverse index MSM Social-network distribution expanded the testing coverage A jointed collaboration increased the understanding of the needs of the community Challenges The proportion of index that willing to distribute kits is remaining low Did not involve in the alters for further distribution Did not take the key influencers into consideration
S08.3a如何在中国通过社交网络分发艾滋病病毒自我检测:利益相关者之间的联合协作
自2012年以来,艾滋病病毒自检在中国得到广泛应用,但社会网络策略很少用于提高艾滋病病毒自检覆盖率。本报告报告了一个以社区为基础的社会网络分布在中国男男性行为者(MSM)中艾滋病毒感染的病例。2016年,北卡罗来纳大学中国项目举办了艾滋病检测干预发展设计马拉松,邀请了来自两个省份的8支团队参赛。珠海团队设计了一个hiv推广方案,这是一个社区组织和当地疾控中心的联合工作计划。他们共同开发了一个用于自检试剂盒申请和结果报告的社交媒体平台,并于2016年成功向男男性行为者提供了600个试剂盒。然而,由于缺乏循证干预,该计划未能提高检测覆盖率,缺乏创新。之后,UNC项目中国团队的研究人员提出了二次分发的想法,即允许索引男同性恋者申请多个工具包,并将其分发给他们的社交网络中的人。试点后,373名指数男同性恋者成功激励287名变性人进行检测,其中40%为新感染者,变性人的HIV检测率显著高于指数男同性恋者。在接下来的RCT中,货币激励和同伴推荐进一步提高了指数MSM分发的平均试剂盒数量(MD= 1.21, 95% CI: 0.77 - 1.65)。该战略有力地提高了检测覆盖率,并在省一级得到进一步实施。机会社交媒体平台提供了获得多样化指数的机会男同性恋者社交网络分发扩大了测试覆盖范围联合合作增加了对社区需求的了解挑战愿意分发工具包的指数比例仍然很低没有参与进一步分发的更改没有考虑到关键的影响者
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