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NCT06785103
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IBIS Megastudy- Pilot

Sponsor: University of California, San Francisco

View on ClinicalTrials.gov

Summary

In this pilot study, the investigators will determine the feasibility and acceptability of multiple low-cost behavioral interventions, designed with end-user input, to promote HIV retesting among adults in rural Kenya and Uganda who have higher risk of HIV exposure.

Official title: Transformative Approaches to Rapidly and Efficiently Test Demand Creation Interventions to Promote HIV Retesting in Adults at Increased Risk of HIV

Key Details

Gender

All

Age Range

15 Years - Any

Study Type

INTERVENTIONAL

Enrollment

98

Start Date

2025-03-27

Completion Date

2025-07-31

Last Updated

2026-10-19

Healthy Volunteers

Yes

Conditions

Interventions

BEHAVIORAL

Risk assessment messaging

Participants who are randomized to the "HIV risk assessment" arm will receive a brief video message at their baseline visit, containing information related to HIV risk assessment core concepts and encouraging them to return for a repeat HIV test. They will also receive brief SMS follow-up messages at 8 and 11 week after baseline reminding them about HIV retesting and re-emphasizing concepts from the HIV risk assessment content category.

BEHAVIORAL

U=U messaging

Participants who are randomized to the "U=U" arm will receive a brief video message at their baseline visit, containing information related to U=U core concepts and encouraging them to return for a repeat HIV test. They will also receive brief SMS follow-up messages at 8 and 11 week after baseline reminding them about HIV retesting and re-emphasizing concepts from the U=U content category.

BEHAVIORAL

Healthy Living messaging

Participants who are randomized to the "Healthy Living" arm will receive a brief video message at their baseline visit, containing information related to Healthy Living core concepts and encouraging them to return for a repeat HIV test. They will also receive brief SMS follow-up messages at 8 and 11 week after baseline reminding them about HIV retesting and re-emphasizing concepts from the Healthy Living content category.

BEHAVIORAL

Community benefits messaging

Participants who are randomized to the "Community benefits" arm will receive a brief video message at their baseline visit, containing information related to Community Benefits core concepts and encouraging them to return for a repeat HIV test. They will also receive brief SMS follow-up messages at 8 and 11 week after baseline reminding them about HIV retesting and re-emphasizing concepts from the Community Benefits content category.

BEHAVIORAL

Fresh start effect

Participants who are randomized to the "Fresh start effect" arm will receive a brief video message at their baseline visit, containing information related to Fresh Start core concepts and encouraging them to return for a repeat HIV test. They will also receive brief SMS follow-up messages at 8 and 11 week after baseline reminding them about HIV retesting and re-emphasizing concepts from the Fresh start effect content category.

BEHAVIORAL

Education-based messaging (#1)

Participants who are randomized to the "Education-based #1" arm will receive a brief video message at their baseline visit, containing information related to HIV education core concepts and encouraging them to return for a repeat HIV test. They will also receive brief SMS follow-up messages at 8 and 11 week after baseline reminding them about HIV retesting and re-emphasizing concepts from the Education-based #1 content category.

BEHAVIORAL

Education-based #2 messaging (gamification)

Participants who are randomized to the "Education-based #2" arm will receive a brief video message at their baseline visit, containing information related to HIV education/gamification core concepts and encouraging them to return for a repeat HIV test. They will also receive brief SMS follow-up messages at 8 and 11 week after baseline reminding them about HIV retesting and re-emphasizing concepts from the Education-based/gamification content category.

BEHAVIORAL

Default appointment messaging

Participants who are randomized to the "Default appointment" arm will receive a brief video message at their baseline visit, containing information related to Default Appointment core concepts and encouraging them to return for a repeat HIV test. They will also receive brief SMS follow-up messages at 8 and 11 week after baseline reminding them about HIV retesting and re-emphasizing concepts from the Default Appointment content category.

BEHAVIORAL

Reserved for you messaging

Participants who are randomized to the "Reserved for you" arm will receive a brief video message at their baseline visit, containing information related to the Reserved for you core concepts and encouraging them to return for a repeat HIV test. They will also receive brief SMS follow-up messages at 8 and 11 week after baseline reminding them about HIV retesting and re-emphasizing concepts from the Reserved for you content category.

BEHAVIORAL

Social norms messaging

Participants who are randomized to the "Social norms" arm will receive a brief video message at their baseline visit, containing information related to Social Norms core concepts and encouraging them to return for a repeat HIV test. They will also receive brief SMS follow-up messages at 8 and 11 week after baseline reminding them about HIV retesting and re-emphasizing concepts from the Social Norms content category.

BEHAVIORAL

Empowerment messaging

Participants who are randomized to the "Empowerment/goal setting" arm will receive a brief video message at their baseline visit, containing information related to Empowerment core concepts and encouraging them to return for a repeat HIV test. They will also receive brief SMS follow-up messages at 8 and 11 week after baseline reminding them about HIV retesting and re-emphasizing concepts from the Empowerment content category.

Locations (2)

Kenya Medical Research Institution (KEMRI)

Mbita, Kenya

Infectious Diseases Research Collaboration (IDRC)

Mbarara, Uganda