Perceived - Emory Center for AIDS Research

PrEP 2-1-1: Full Survey (1189)

PrEP 2-1-1 Surveys PrEP 2-1-1 Prevention Data Feedback Interview PrEP Survey Testing Behavior Sexual Adherence Mobile MSM Phone Risk Introduction Reporting Status Depression App Application Drug Usability Alcohol Perceived Intervention Demographics Partners PLWH Feasibility Acceptability Self-test Efficacy Technology Regimen Pill Infection Future On-demand 2-1-1 Accounting Development Harm Reduction Urine Effect Side Web Functionality Satisfaction Internet Motivation IMB Model Practices Unknown Component Rating Domestic 2024 P211-Document Methods Quantitative Prevention Community Health Behavioral Developmental mHealth Clinical Standard RCT Clinical Qual + Quant

Full survey for the PrEP 2-1-1 study, includes introduction and demographics, perceived risk of HIV infection, sexual practices, partners living with HIV, partners with HIV status unknown, partners believed to be HIV negative, alcohol and drug use, technology use, app use, PrEP use, usability and acceptability follow-up only, app component rating, general app feedback, on-demand PrEP and daily PrEP regimens, general PrEP use rating, depression, study feedback, future app use.

DOT Diary: Survey (1182)

DOT Diary Surveys DOT Diary Prevention Screening Baseline Data Oral PrEP Visit Substance Diary Behavior Sexual Adherence Mobile MSM Risk Incentive Longitudinal Social Application Questions Self-efficacy Usability Perceived Monitor Demographics Feasibility Pilot Tech Efficacy Picture SmartPhone Technology Observational Artificial Intelligence Reliability Automated Accessibility Develop Report Optimize Plausibility Individual Dose Regimen Young Infection Practice Impact HIV-ASES Future Domestic 2019 DD-Document Methods Quantitative Prevention Community Health Behavioral Developmental mHealth Clinical Standard RCT Clinical Qual + Quant

Full survey for DOT Diary study, includes baseline visit screening, demographics, perceived risk of HIV infection, sexual practices, substance use, tech, PrEP, DOT Diary usability/acceptability questions, incentive question, PrEP use self-efficacy (HIV-ASES), social impacts, future use of DOT Diary outside of a clinical trial, future use of PrEP.

PrEP@Home: Baseline Survey (1108)

PREP at Home Surveys PREP@Home Acute STI Baseline Laboratory PrEP Provider Survey System Testing Site Health Behavioral Substance History Sexual Monitoring Risk Care Persistence Remote Telemedicine Multi-Site Social Education Employment Marital Income Status Resiliency Literacy Stability Access Knowledge Mental Perceived Stigma Demographics Engagement Coverage Willingness Symptoms Healthcare PEP Ethnicity Gender Race Identity Attitude Intention Outness Pay Networking Geosocial Awareness Domestic 2023 PAH-Document Methods Quantitative Prevention Behavioral Health Equity mHealth Clinical Standard RCT Clinical Qual + Quant

Baseline survey including demographics, gender identity, race and ethnicity, education, employment, healthcare coverage, health access and engagement, health literacy, acute symptoms, marital status, HIV/STI testing history, sexual history, basic HIV knowledge, perceived HIV risk, PEP awareness, PrEP knowledge/attitudes, PrEP intentions, PrEP stigma, sexual stigma, outness to provider, mental health, resiliency, substance use, willingness to pay, income, housing stability, and use of social/geosocial networking sites for the PrEP@Home Study.