Applying user preferences to optimize the contribution of HIV self‐testing to reaching the first 90 target of UNAIDS Fast‐track strategy: results from discrete choice experiments in Zimbabwe

摘要

IntroductionNew HIV testing strategies are needed to reach the United Nations’ 90‐90‐90 target. HIV self‐testing (HIVST) can increase uptake, but users’ perspectives on optimal models of distribution and post‐test services are uncertain. We used discrete choice experiments (DCEs) to explore the impact of service characteristics on uptake along the testing cascade.