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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2021 Jun 1.
Published in final edited form as: Curr HIV/AIDS Rep. 2020 Jun;17(3):161–170. doi: 10.1007/s11904-020-00497-z

Table 1.

Synthesis of HIV prevention publications (n=9) included in our review (2012–2019)

Citation Product of Interest Sample size Location Attributes explored Methodology
Eisingerich et al. (2012) Diverse PrEP methods N=1790 Peru, Ukraine, India, Kenya, Botswana, Uganda & South Africa Route of administration, Dispensing site, Time spent obtaining PrEP, frequency of pickup, and frequency of HIV testing associated with PrEP Conjoint Analysis
Kinsler et al. (2012) Rectal microbicides N=128 Peru & Brazil Cost, formulation, Prescription, Frequency of use, Effectiveness, side effectiveness, dosage/volume Conjoint Analysis
Cameron et al. (2013) HIV Vaccine N=326 Thailand Efficacy, Side effects, Duration of protection, Vaccine-Induced Seropositivity, Private vs Public Hospital, Proportion of population already vaccinated, and cost Discrete Choice Experiment
Wheelock et al. (2013) Diverse PrEP methods N=260 Thailand Route of administration, Dispensing site, Time spent obtaining PrEP, frequency of pickup, and frequency of HIV testing associated with PrEP Conjoint Analysis
Newman et al. (2016) Rectal microbicides N=143 USA Efficacy, duration of protection, cross-clade protection, doses, route, side effects, and cost Discrete Choice Experiment
Tang et al. (2016) Rectal microbicides N=1008 Peru Effectiveness, Frequency of use, Side effects, Costs, Prescription needed, Applicator Reusability Conjoint Analysis
Dubov et al. (2018) Diverse PrEP methods N=1184 Ukraine Dosing frequency, dispensing venue, prescription, adherence support, and cost Conjoint Analysis
Shrestha et al. (2018) Diverse PrEP methods N=400 USA Cost, dosing, efficacy, side effects, treatment setting, and frequency of HIV testing Conjoint Analysis
Dubov et al. (2019) Diverse PrEP methods N=554 US Dosing frequency, dispensing venue, prescription, adherence support, and cost Discrete Choice Experiment