Brief report: Relationship and demographic factors associated with willingness to use an in-home rapid HIV test to screen potential sex partners among a us sample of HIV-negative and HIV-discordant male couples
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Mitchell, JW, Sullivan, PS. (2015). Brief report: Relationship and demographic factors associated with willingness to use an in-home rapid HIV test to screen potential sex partners among a us sample of HIV-negative and HIV-discordant male couples
. JAIDS-JOURNAL OF ACQUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROMES, 69(2), 252-256. 10.1097/QAI.0000000000000594
Mitchell, JW, Sullivan, PS. (2015). Brief report: Relationship and demographic factors associated with willingness to use an in-home rapid HIV test to screen potential sex partners among a us sample of HIV-negative and HIV-discordant male couples
. JAIDS-JOURNAL OF ACQUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROMES, 69(2), 252-256. 10.1097/QAI.0000000000000594
With dyadic data from a US Internet sample of 275 HIV-negative and 58 discordant male couples, we assessed HIV-negative partnered men's attitudes toward using an in-home rapid HIV test (HT) to screen potential new sex partners and associated factors by multivariate multilevel modeling. HIV-negative partnered men were "likely" to use an HT for screening purposes. More positive attitudes were associated with being in a mixed/nonwhite relationship; having an open sexual agreement. Less positive attitudes were associated with both partners being well educated. These findings may highlight how to make the most of HTs as risk-reduction screening tool among at-risk male couples.
