Condom use and influence factors in non-commercial sex among FSWs in low-HIV-prevalence areas of Sichuan Province
Wang Shua
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Wang Shua
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Objective To explore condom use and its influence factors in non-commercial sex among female sex workers(FSWs)in low HIV-prevalence areas of Sichuan province.Methods The questionnaires survey were conducted among FSWs samplings in 32counties of Sichuan province(exclude Liangshan Autonomous prefecture);bivariate multilevel statistical model was used to explore the factors related to condom use in non-commercial sex.Results Among 1367respondents,the rate of condom use with regular sex partner in the last episode and in the last month was 43.4%and 17.6%,respectively;The main factors were age(OR1)and HIV testing(OR1).Conclusions The intervention should focus on FSWs in relative high age.VCT should be effectively expand to increase the coverage of HIV testing.
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Objective To explore condom use and its influence factors in non-commercial sex among female sex workers(FSWs)in low HIV-prevalence areas of Sichuan province.Methods The questionnaires survey were conducted among FSWs samplings in 32counties of Sichuan province(exclude Liangshan Autonomous prefecture);bivariate multilevel statistical model was used to explore the factors related to condom use in non-commercial sex.Results Among 1367respondents,the rate of condom use with regular sex partner in the last episode and in the last month was 43.4%and 17.6%,respectively;The main factors were age(OR1)and HIV testing(OR1).Conclusions The intervention should focus on FSWs in relative high age.VCT should be effectively expand to increase the coverage of HIV testing.
Key concepts: Condom, Demography, Medicine, Environmental health, Female sex, Bivariate analysis, Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), Geography