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2019-04-02ZeitschriftenartikelFrom peer to peer: Reaching migrants from sub-Saharan Africa with research on sexual health utilizing community-based participatory health research Koschollek, Carmen; Kuehne, Anna; Amoah, Stephen; Batemona-Abeke, Helene; Dela Bursi, Taty; Mayamba, Pierre; M'bayo, Rosaline; Mputu Tshibadi, Christina; Parris, Garnet; Thorlie, Adama; Wangare Greiner, Virginia; Bremer, Viviane; Santos-Hövener, ClaudiaMigrants from sub-Saharan Africa (misSA) in Germany are disproportionally affected by HIV. To develop targeted interventions, it is necessary to collect data on knowledge, attitudes, behaviour and practices (KABP) regarding ...
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2018-04-11ZeitschriftenartikelImpact of HIV knowledge and stigma on the uptake of HIV testing – Results from a community-based participatory research survey among migrants from sub-Saharan Africa in Germany Kuehne, Anna; Koschollek, Carmen; Santos-Hövener, Claudia; Thorlie, Adama; Müllerschön, Johanna; Tshibadi, Christina Mputu; Mayamba, Pierre; Batemona-Abeke, Helene; Amoah, Stephen; Greiner, Virginia Wangare; Bursi, Taty Dela; Bremer, VivianeBackground: In 2015, 3,674 new HIV diagnoses were notified in Germany; 16% of those newly diagnosed cases originated from sub-Saharan Africa (sSA). One quarter of the newly diagnosed cases among migrants from sSA (MisSA) ...
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2020-01-27ZeitschriftenartikelKnowledge, information needs and behavior regarding HIV and sexually transmitted infections among migrants from sub-Saharan Africa living in Germany: Results of a participatory health research survey Koschollek, Carmen; Kuehne, Anna; Müllerschön, Johanna; Amoah, Stephen; Batemona-Abeke, Helene; Bursi, Taty Dela; Mayamba, Pierre; Thorlie, Adama; Mputu Tshibadi, Christina; Wangare Greiner, Virginia; Bremer, Viviane; Santos-Hövener, ClaudiaBackground: A total of 3,419 new HIV diagnoses were reported in Germany in 2016, with migrants from sub-Saharan Africa (misSA) accounting for 14.1%. To understand the driving factors behind the epidemiological situation, ...