Awareness and attitudes of pre-exposure prophylaxis for HIV prevention among physicians in Guatemala: Implications for country-wide implementation

Keyphrases

• Pre-exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP) 100%
• Guatemala 100%
• HIV Prevention 100%
• Infectious Disease Specialist 15%
• Implementation Effort 15%
• Non-communicable Diseases 10%
• HIV Patients 10%
• Significant Predictors 10%
• Univariate Logistic Regression 10%
• Multivariate Logistic Regression 10%
• Patient Care 5%
• Young Age 5%
• New Infections 5%
• HIV-positive 5%
• Antiretroviral 5%
• Education Program 5%
• Health Anxiety 5%
• Antiretroviral Resistance 5%
• High-risk Population 5%
• HIV Infection 5%
• Teaching Hospital 5%
• World Health Organization 5%
• March 2015 5%
• Internal Medicine Residency 5%
• Medical Specialties 5%
• Resistance Development 5%
• Previous Experience 5%
• 5-point Likert Scale 5%
• Sexual Partners 5%
• Urban Publics 5%
• Public Hospitals 5%
• HIV Transmission 5%
• Internal Medicine Physicians 5%
• Future Education 5%
• Men Who Have Sex with Men 5%
• Central America 5%
• Sex Work 5%
• Resident Trainees 5%
• Low Potential 5%
• Risk Compensation 5%
• Injection Drug Users 5%
• Prescribing Attitudes 5%
• Guatemala City 5%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Human Immunodeficiency Virus 100%
• Awareness 100%
• Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis 100%
• Logistic Regression Analysis 16%
• Infection 11%
• Internal Medicine 11%
• Non-Infectious Disease 11%
• Health Care Cost 5%
• Patient Care 5%
• Cross Sectional Study 5%
• Drug Administration 5%
• Human Immunodeficiency Virus Infection 5%
• Likert Scale 5%
• Medical Specialty 5%
• High-Risk Population 5%
• Men Who Have Sex with Men 5%
• Post-Exposure Prophylaxis 5%
• Sex Worker 5%