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TABLE 2—

Evidence-Based Interventions Adaptable for Transgender Persons, Depending on Their HIV Behavioral Risk Factors and Determinants

	Evidence-Based Interventions
Risk Behaviors and Determinants	CLEAR³³^,^a	Community PROMISE³⁴^,^a	Connect³⁵^,^a	d-up: Defend Yourself!³⁶^,^a	Healthy Relationships³⁷^,^a	Partnership for Health³⁸^,^a	RESPECT³⁹	Safety Counts⁴⁰	Sister to Sister⁴¹^,^a	START⁴²^,^a	Street Smart⁴³	WILLOW⁴⁴^,^a
Condomless sex	X	X	X	X	X	X	X	X	X	X	X	X
Injection drug use		X	X			+	X	X	^		X
Types of sexual partners	X	X					X		^		X	X
No. of sexual partners	X	X	X	X	X	X	X				X	X
Mental health issues				^	X	+	+			X +	X	+
Commercial sex work		X							^		X
Substance use	X	X	X	X		+	X	X		X +	X
Social connectivity			X	X	X	X	X	X			X	X
Economic marginalization						+	+			X	X
Health care needs	X					X	+	X			X

Note. X = HIV risk behaviors and determinants addressed by the intervention; + = HIV risk behaviors and determinants that can be addressed by referrals; ^ = HIV risk behaviors and determinants that can be addressed by the intervention facilitator, as needed.

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Evidence-based interventions with training and capacity building assistance available through the Effective Interventions Web site (https://effectiveinterventions.cdc.gov). The other evidence-based interventions have training and technical assistance available through other sources listed on the Web site.