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This is a cluster-randomized controlled trial that aims to conduct comprehensive feasibility testing of a smartphone game in a sample of 120 adolescents living with HIV (ALHIV) ages 15-21 in Kisumu, Kenya, to determine whether the game influences behavioral mediators of engagement in care and sexual risk avoidance and reduction (including knowledge, attitudes, behavioral intentions, and self-efficacy).
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This is a cluster-randomized feasibility study that will involve clinic-level randomization of 120 ALHIV participants (12 from each of 10 clinical centers). Participants will either use the intervention (a smartphone game) or continue standard treatment and support for HIV. Participants will complete 5 surveys about behaviors, attitudes, knowledge, and self-efficacy relating to engagement in care, ART adherence, and sexual and reproductive health. They will also have blood drawn 3 times to measure their HIV viral load. Intervention-arm participants will also complete app experience surveys. A sample of intervention-arm participants will be invited to provide feedback on their experience in interviews (n=10) and/or focus groups (n=30).
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Adolescents, male and female, aged 15-21 in Kisumu County (n=120)
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120 participants in 2 patient groups
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Kate Winskell, PhD
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