Fact Sheet: Las conductas de riesgo para hombres indígenas que residen en las zonas de alto y bajo reporte de casos de VIH

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Year: 2014

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This fact sheet was developed by teams of Guatemalan public health professionals who participated long-term capacity building process to promote secondary analysis of the National Maternal and Child Health Survey 2008-2009 (Encuesta Nacional de Salud Materno Infantil – ENSMI 2008-2009). Through in-person and long-distance technical assistance provided by MEASURE Evaluation, teams of participants (1) defined a research question that is based on existing literature, (2) drafted a basic analysis proposal, including dummy tables, (3) received a Stata training and software and conducted a basic bivariate analysis of the ENSMI, (4) presented and interpreted the results in a research brief, and (5) disseminated the findings to national authorities.

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Fact Sheet: Las conductas de riesgo para hombres indígenas que residen en las zonas de alto y bajo reporte de casos de VIH

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