“Being able to do whatever you wanna do as a woman is important:” a qualitative exploration of contraception as a frame of reference for HIV prevention with PrEP

Keyphrases

• HIV Prevention 100%
• Contraception 100%
• Pre-exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP) 100%
• Counseling 30%
• HIV Pre-exposure Prophylaxis 30%
• HIV Acquisition Risk 30%
• Reproductive Value 30%
• High-risk Women 20%
• Women's Experiences 10%
• Reproductive Health 10%
• Academic Medical Centers 10%
• Wellness 10%
• Black Women 10%
• Women of Color 10%
• Self-identification 10%
• Birth Control 10%
• Sexual Health 10%
• Sexually Transmitted Infections 10%
• Recent HIV Infection 10%
• HIV Epidemic 10%
• Medical Providers 10%
• Antenatal Care 10%
• Latinas 10%
• Late HIV Diagnosis 10%
• Audio 10%
• Constant Comparison 10%
• Bronx 10%
• Family Planning 10%
• Historically Marginalized Groups 10%
• Delivery Options 10%
• HIV Burden 10%
• Oral Contraception 10%
• HIV Acquisition 10%
• Grounded Theory 10%
• Sex-positive 10%
• Comparison Approach 10%
• Dedoose 10%
• Strategic Tools 10%
• Multiple Deliveries 10%
• Theory Comparison 10%
• Reproductive Preferences 10%
• Marginalized Women 10%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Human Immunodeficiency Virus 100%
• Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis 100%
• Counseling 25%
• Preference 16%
• Human Immunodeficiency Virus Infection 8%
• Reproductive Public Health 8%
• Family Planning 8%
• Prenatal Care 8%
• Oral Contraception 8%
• Sexually Transmitted Disease 8%
• Sexual Health 8%