Using qualitative and community-based engagement approaches to gain access and to develop a culturally appropriate STI prevention intervention for foreign female entertainment workers in Singapore

10.1186/s12992-018-0358-5

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Main Authors:	Lim, R.B.T., Cheung, O.N.Y., Tham, D.K.T., La, H.H., Win, T.T., Chan, R., Wong, M.L.
Other Authors:	SAW SWEE HOCK SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH
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Published:	BioMed Central Ltd. 2020
Subjects:	census disease control human immunodeficiency virus population size prostitution qualitative analysis sexually transmitted disease womens employment Article community care condom use cost cultural factor disease transmission female female entertainment worker health care access health care availability human Human immunodeficiency virus infection infection prevention infection risk interview language named groups by occupation priority journal Singapore stigma clinical trial condom cultural competence ethnology health care delivery health promotion migrant participatory research procedures program evaluation psychology qualitative research sex worker statistics and numerical data Thailand Viet Nam Singapore [Southeast Asia] Human immunodeficiency virus Community-Based Participatory Research Condoms Cultural Competency Emigrants and Immigrants Female Health Promotion Health Services Accessibility Humans Program Evaluation Qualitative Research Sex Workers Sexually Transmitted Diseases Vietnam
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spelling	sg-nus-scholar.10635-1745432023-09-20T08:45:58Z Using qualitative and community-based engagement approaches to gain access and to develop a culturally appropriate STI prevention intervention for foreign female entertainment workers in Singapore Lim, R.B.T. Cheung, O.N.Y. Tham, D.K.T. La, H.H. Win, T.T. Chan, R. Wong, M.L. SAW SWEE HOCK SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH census disease control human immunodeficiency virus population size prostitution qualitative analysis sexually transmitted disease womens employment Article community care condom use cost cultural factor disease transmission female female entertainment worker health care access health care availability human Human immunodeficiency virus infection infection prevention infection risk interview language named groups by occupation population size priority journal qualitative analysis sexually transmitted disease Singapore stigma clinical trial condom cultural competence ethnology health care delivery health promotion migrant participatory research procedures program evaluation psychology qualitative research sex worker sexually transmitted disease statistics and numerical data Thailand Viet Nam Singapore [Southeast Asia] Human immunodeficiency virus Community-Based Participatory Research Condoms Cultural Competency Emigrants and Immigrants Female Health Promotion Health Services Accessibility Humans Program Evaluation Qualitative Research Sex Workers Sexually Transmitted Diseases Singapore Thailand Vietnam 10.1186/s12992-018-0358-5 Globalization and Health 14 1 36 2020-09-07T05:06:56Z 2020-09-07T05:06:56Z 2018 Article Lim, R.B.T., Cheung, O.N.Y., Tham, D.K.T., La, H.H., Win, T.T., Chan, R., Wong, M.L. (2018). Using qualitative and community-based engagement approaches to gain access and to develop a culturally appropriate STI prevention intervention for foreign female entertainment workers in Singapore. Globalization and Health 14 (1) : 36. ScholarBank@NUS Repository. https://doi.org/10.1186/s12992-018-0358-5 17448603 https://scholarbank.nus.edu.sg/handle/10635/174543 BioMed Central Ltd. Unpaywall 20200831
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topic	census disease control human immunodeficiency virus population size prostitution qualitative analysis sexually transmitted disease womens employment Article community care condom use cost cultural factor disease transmission female female entertainment worker health care access health care availability human Human immunodeficiency virus infection infection prevention infection risk interview language named groups by occupation population size priority journal qualitative analysis sexually transmitted disease Singapore stigma clinical trial condom cultural competence ethnology health care delivery health promotion migrant participatory research procedures program evaluation psychology qualitative research sex worker sexually transmitted disease statistics and numerical data Thailand Viet Nam Singapore [Southeast Asia] Human immunodeficiency virus Community-Based Participatory Research Condoms Cultural Competency Emigrants and Immigrants Female Health Promotion Health Services Accessibility Humans Program Evaluation Qualitative Research Sex Workers Sexually Transmitted Diseases Singapore Thailand Vietnam
spellingShingle	census disease control human immunodeficiency virus population size prostitution qualitative analysis sexually transmitted disease womens employment Article community care condom use cost cultural factor disease transmission female female entertainment worker health care access health care availability human Human immunodeficiency virus infection infection prevention infection risk interview language named groups by occupation population size priority journal qualitative analysis sexually transmitted disease Singapore stigma clinical trial condom cultural competence ethnology health care delivery health promotion migrant participatory research procedures program evaluation psychology qualitative research sex worker sexually transmitted disease statistics and numerical data Thailand Viet Nam Singapore [Southeast Asia] Human immunodeficiency virus Community-Based Participatory Research Condoms Cultural Competency Emigrants and Immigrants Female Health Promotion Health Services Accessibility Humans Program Evaluation Qualitative Research Sex Workers Sexually Transmitted Diseases Singapore Thailand Vietnam Lim, R.B.T. Cheung, O.N.Y. Tham, D.K.T. La, H.H. Win, T.T. Chan, R. Wong, M.L. Using qualitative and community-based engagement approaches to gain access and to develop a culturally appropriate STI prevention intervention for foreign female entertainment workers in Singapore
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author_facet	SAW SWEE HOCK SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH Lim, R.B.T. Cheung, O.N.Y. Tham, D.K.T. La, H.H. Win, T.T. Chan, R. Wong, M.L.
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author	Lim, R.B.T. Cheung, O.N.Y. Tham, D.K.T. La, H.H. Win, T.T. Chan, R. Wong, M.L.
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title	Using qualitative and community-based engagement approaches to gain access and to develop a culturally appropriate STI prevention intervention for foreign female entertainment workers in Singapore
title_short	Using qualitative and community-based engagement approaches to gain access and to develop a culturally appropriate STI prevention intervention for foreign female entertainment workers in Singapore
title_full	Using qualitative and community-based engagement approaches to gain access and to develop a culturally appropriate STI prevention intervention for foreign female entertainment workers in Singapore
title_fullStr	Using qualitative and community-based engagement approaches to gain access and to develop a culturally appropriate STI prevention intervention for foreign female entertainment workers in Singapore
title_full_unstemmed	Using qualitative and community-based engagement approaches to gain access and to develop a culturally appropriate STI prevention intervention for foreign female entertainment workers in Singapore
title_sort	using qualitative and community-based engagement approaches to gain access and to develop a culturally appropriate sti prevention intervention for foreign female entertainment workers in singapore
publisher	BioMed Central Ltd.
publishDate	2020
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Using qualitative and community-based engagement approaches to gain access and to develop a culturally appropriate STI prevention intervention for foreign female entertainment workers in Singapore

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