Brief intervention to prevent HIV, STI and unintended pregnancies: preliminary results of a feasibility study from the perspective of healthcare providers in Peru

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RT @HRPresearch: ❓What did health providers in #Peru think about Brief Sexuality-Related Communication (BSC) as an intervention for #SRH ca…

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RT @HRPresearch: ❓What did health providers in #Peru think about Brief Sexuality-Related Communication (BSC) as an intervention for #SRH ca…

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❓What did health providers in #Peru think about Brief Sexuality-Related Communication (BSC) as an intervention for #SRH care and treatment? 👉Find out, in this new @HSRatBMC publication. (📢Short answer? They were interested and excited to implement!) http

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