Randomized Controlled Trial to Test the RHANI Wives HIV Intervention for Women in India at Risk for HIV from Husbands

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Anita Raj

Niranjan Saggurti

Madhusudana Battala

Saritha Nair

Anindita Dasgupta

D. D. Naik

Daniela Abramovitz

Jay G. Silverman

Donta Balaiah

机构：

[1] University of California,Division of Global Public Health, Department of Medicine

[2] San Diego School of Medicine,Center on Gender Equity and Health

[3] University of California,Clinical Addiction Research and Education, Section of General Internal Medicine, Department of Medicine

[4] Boston University School of Medicine/Boston Medical Center,Department of Society, Human Development and Health

[5] Population Council,undefined

[6] National Institute for Research in Reproductive Health,undefined

[7] Joint Doctoral Program in Public Health (Global Health),undefined

[8] San Diego State University/University of California,undefined

[9] San Diego,undefined

[10] Harvard School of Public Health,undefined

[11] Harvard University,undefined

[12] University of California San Diego School of Medicine,undefined

来源：

AIDS and Behavior | 2013年 / 17卷

关键词：

HIV intervention; Evaluation research; Women; India; Alcohol; Intimate partner violence;

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摘要：

This study involved evaluation of the short-term impact of the RHANI Wives HIV intervention among wives at risk for HIV from husbands in Mumbai, India. A two-armed cluster RCT was conducted with 220 women surveyed on marital sex at baseline and 4–5 month follow-up. RHANI Wives was a multisession intervention focused on safer sex, marital communication, gender inequities and violence; control participants received basic HIV prevention education. Generalized linear mixed models were conducted to assess program impact, with cluster as a random effect and with time, treatment group, and the time by treatment interaction as fixed effects. A significant time by treatment effect on proportion of unprotected sex with husband (p = 0.01) was observed, and the rate of unprotected sex for intervention participants was lower than that of control participants at follow-up (RR = 0.83, 95 % CI = 0.75, 0.93). RHANI Wives is a promising model for women at risk for HIV from husbands.

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页码：3066 / 3080

页数：14

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