Table 4. Support needed for PrEP service delivery.

The first 3 supports needed*	Overall (%) (N = 129)	Hospital (%) (n = 101)	KPLHS (%) (n = 28)
Promotion of PrEP service     •Raising public awareness of PrEP and improve public understanding     •Certification for PrEP service providers/centers Skills and training Facilities and manpower     •FUNDING**     •Human resource     •Media/materials for clients     •Free condoms and/or lubricants     •Medicine or drug supplies     •Counselling venue     •National PrEP guideline System improvement     •Free/unlimited quota of PrEP service     •Single system for data entry     •Increase the number of PrEP center     •More CBOs/KPLHS involvement Others†	68 (52.71) 4 (3.10) 50 (38.76) 29 (22.48) 24 (18.6) 20 (15.50) 16 (12.40) 14 (10.85) 8 (6.20) 6 (4.65) 28 (21.71) 17 (13.18) 6 (4.56) 3 (2.33) 30 (23.26)	51 (50.50) 1 (0.99) 36 (35.64) 24 (23.76) 21 (20.79) 17 (16.83) 15 (14.85) 13 (12.87) 6 (5.94) 5 (4.95) 18 (17.82) 14 (13.86) 3 (2.97) 1 (0.99) 27 (26.73)	17 (60.71) 3 (10.71) 14 (50.00) 5 (17.86) 3 (10.71) 3 (10.71) 1 (3.57) 1 (3.57) 2 (7.14) 1 (3.57) 10 (35.71) 3 (10.71) 3 (10.71) 2 (7.14) 3 (10.71)

Note

*responses from 129 respondents (101 from hospitals and 28 from KPLHS)

**includes laboratory cost, traveling expenses for PrEP clients, outreach activities; †include access improvement, separation PrEP from ARV, support from management/executive level, incentive/renumeration, effective coordination from NHSO, PrEP on demand, PrEP packaging improvement, 24 hours hotline service for PrEP inquiries; CBOs, Community-based organizations; KPLHS, Key-Population (KP)-led health services.