GMHR 2014

G. Ayala, K. Makofane, G. Santos, J. Beck, A. Scheim, P. Hebert

From August to November 2014, MSMGF recruited a global sample of MSM to complete a 30-minute, anonymous, Internet-based survey, available in Arabic, Chinese, English, French, Portuguese, Russian, and Spanish. Survey participants were recruited via MSMGF?s network of more than 4,000 members representing more than 1,500 community-based organizations in more than 150 countries. MSMGF and its partners used email, social media, and social networks to promote the survey. The survey collected information on individual-level socio-demographics, accessibility and experiences of services, and HIV-related clinical characteristics. Country income levels, stratified by World Bank classifications, were also investigated for their potential impact on access to services.

specificaties
  • Boek
  • Engels
  • Linkages ; Oakland, CA : MSMGF
  • 4 p

praktische informatie

Boekcode
IHLIA Homodok cat. (gmhr/2014) # dgb grijs niet uitleenbaar
Taal publicatie
eng [Engels]
Hoofdtitel
GMHR 2014
Algemene materiaalaanduiding
2 [Boek]
Eerste verantwoordelijke
Contributors: George Ayala ... [et al.]
Plaats van uitgave
Durham, NC
Uitgever
Linkages ; Oakland, CA : MSMGF
Jaar van uitgave
[2015]
Pagina's
4 p
Auteur Achternaam
Ayala
Auteur Voornaam
G.
Auteur - secundaire - Achternaam
Makofane, Santos, Beck, Scheim, Hebert
Auteur - secundaire - Voornaam
K., G., J., A., P.
Prod country
usa
Samenvatting - Tekst
From August to November 2014, MSMGF recruited a global sample of MSM to complete a 30-minute, anonymous, Internet-based survey, available in Arabic, Chinese, English, French, Portuguese, Russian, and Spanish. Survey participants were recruited via MSMGF?s network of more than 4,000 members representing more than 1,500 community-based organizations in more than 150 countries. MSMGF and its partners used email, social media, and social networks to promote the survey. The survey collected information on individual-level socio-demographics, accessibility and experiences of services, and HIV-related clinical characteristics. Country income levels, stratified by World Bank classifications, were also investigated for their potential impact on access to services.
Opmerkingen - Tekst
Bibliogr.: p. 4

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