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(Q92) Gender Issues, Socio-Cultural, and Institutional Factors that Influence Access and Utilization of Sexual Reproductive Health and HIV/AIDS Services

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  17 February 2017

S.M. Mbidde ,
Nakaying A. Semakula ,
Ssenkungu T. Ssenkungu ,
Lwasa E. Lwasa ,
Luzinda R. Luzinda  and
Nankinga M. Masembe
S.M. Mbidde
Affiliation:
Rural–Urban Change Initiative, Kampala, Uganda
Nakaying A. Semakula
Affiliation:
Rural–Urban Change Initiative, Kampala, Uganda
Ssenkungu T. Ssenkungu
Affiliation:
Rural–Urban Change Initiative, Kampala, Uganda
Lwasa E. Lwasa
Affiliation:
Rural–Urban Change Initiative, Kampala, Uganda
Luzinda R. Luzinda
Affiliation:
Rural–Urban Change Initiative, Kampala, Uganda
Nankinga M. Masembe
Affiliation:
Rural–Urban Change Initiative, Kampala, Uganda
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Keywords

acquired immune deficiency syndromehuman immunodeficiency viruspublic healthsexual reproductive healthsexually transmitted infections
Type
Poster Presentations—Public Health
Information
Prehospital and Disaster Medicine , Volume 24 , supplement S1: Abstracts of Scientific and Invited Papers 16th World Congress for Disaster and Emergency Medicine , February 2009 , pp. s11
Copyright
Copyright © World Association for Disaster and Emergency Medicine 2009