Table 1.

Summary of themes in qualitative interviews

Theme	Summary of Results
Social Networks	Diverse social networks
Cultural Influences on Sexual Health	Latino culture influenced their willingness to discuss sexuality and HIV Religious and conservative viewpoints decreased sexual health openness Latino men must be seen as masculine Latinos are reluctant to see a health care provider unless they are sick
Attitudes About Peer Driven Intervention	Positive views of a PDI to promote PrEP Willing to promote and provide PrEP education to their peers and promote
Suggested Intervention Education Content	Highlight the significance of protecting themselves from HIV and the benefits of PrEP Be clear about PrEP efficacy Educate that PrEP needs to be taken daily Emphasize that PrEP protects against HIV but not other STDs
Intervention Delivery	Preferred an in-person meeting Information could be supplemented through other avenues such as text messages or social media In person conversations are more personable and offer opportunities for questions to be answered
Preferred Interventionist	Someone easy to talk to and compassionate Someone familiar and/or culturally competent Someone knowledgeable and enthusiastic about PrEP Must have good communication skills and be sensitive to people’s needs
Suggested Intervention Incentive	Recommended amounts widely varied Providing a set payment amount rather than payment for each referral may be more beneficial Cash payment or gift cards are sufficient payment methods