Background: Combination HIV prevention initiatives incorporate evidence-based, biomedical and behavioral interventions
appropriate and acceptable to specific populations, aiming to significantly reduce population-level HIV incidence.
Knowledge of HIV serostatus is key to linkages to HIV care and prevention. Household-based HIV counseling and testing
(HBCT) can achieve high HIV testing rates. We evaluated HBCT as a platform for delivery of combination HIV prevention
services in sub-Saharan Africa.
Household-Based HIV Counseling and Testing as a Platform for Referral to HIV Care and Medical Male Circumcision in Uganda: A Pilot Evaluation
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