“It is a process” – a qualitative evaluation of provider acceptability of HIV assisted partner services in western Kenya: experiences, challenges, and facilitators

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Wenjia Liu
Beatrice M. Wamuti
Mercy Owuor
Harison Lagat
Edward Kariithi
Christopher Obong’o
Mary Mugambi
Monisha Sharma
Rose Bosire
Sarah Masyuko
David A. Katz
Carey Farquhar
Bryan J. Weiner
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[1] University of Washington,School of Nursing
[2] University of Washington,Department of Global Health
[3] PATH-Kenya,Department of Medicine
[4] National AIDS and STI Control Programme,Department of Epidemiology
[5] Kenya Ministry of Health,undefined
[6] Kenya Medical Research Institute,undefined
[7] University of Washington,undefined
[8] University of Washington,undefined
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Assisted partner services; Acceptability; HIV testing; Sexual partners; Western Kenya; Qualitative research;
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