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Characteristics, medical management and outcomes of survivors of sexual gender-based violence, Nairobi, Kenya |pdf=|usr=}}{{26393011}} gab.com Text Characteristics, medical management and outcomes of survivors of sexual gender-based violence, Nairobi, Kenya JO: Public Health Action http://www.kidney.de/pget.php?&tw=1&pmid=26393011 #FOAvip Setting:: Médecins Sans Frontières Clinic for sexual gender-based violence (SGBV), Nairobi, Kenya. Objectives:: Among survivors of SGBV in 2011, to describe demographic characteristics and episodes of sexual violence, medical management, pregnancy and human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) related outcomes. Design:: Retrospective review of clinical records and SGBV register. Results:: Survivors attending the clinic increased from seven in 2007 to 866 in 2011. Of the 866 survivors included, 92% were female, 34% were children and 54% knew the aggressor; 73% of the assaults occurred inside a home and most commonly in the evening or at night. Post-exposure prophylaxis for HIV was given to 536 (94%), prophylaxis for sexually transmitted infections to 731 (96%) and emergency contraception to 358 (83%) eligible patients. Hepatitis B and tetanus toxoid vaccinations were given to 774 survivors, but respectively only 46% and 14% received a second injection. Eight (4.5%) of 174 women who underwent urine pregnancy testing were positive at 1 month. Of 851 survivors HIV-tested at baseline, 96 (11%) were HIV-positive. None of the 220 (29%) HIV-negative individuals who returned for repeat HIV testing after 3 months was positive. Conclusion:: Acceptable, good quality SGBV medical care can be provided in large cities of sub-Saharan Africa, although further work is needed to improve follow-up interventions. Twit Text FOAVip Characteristics, medical management and outcomes of survivors of sexual gender-based violence, Nairobi, Kenya ????Public Health Action http://www.kidney.de/pget.php?&tw=1&pmid=26393011 #FOAvip Twit Text # Free Paper on # # # # # LINK http://www.kidney.de/pget.php?&tw=1&pmid=26393011 #FOAvip English Wikipedia <ref>{{Cite pmid|26393011}}</ref> Characteristics, medical management and outcomes of survivors of sexual gender-based violence, Nairobi, Kenya #MMPMID26393011 Buard V; Van den Bergh R; Tayler-Smith K; Godia P; Sobry A; Kosgei RJ; Szumilin E; Harries AD; Pujades-Rodriguez M Public Health Action 2013[Jun]; 3 (2): 109-12 PMID26393011show ga Setting:: Médecins Sans Frontières Clinic for sexual gender-based violence (SGBV), Nairobi, Kenya. Objectives:: Among survivors of SGBV in 2011, to describe demographic characteristics and episodes of sexual violence, medical management, pregnancy and human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) related outcomes. Design:: Retrospective review of clinical records and SGBV register. Results:: Survivors attending the clinic increased from seven in 2007 to 866 in 2011. Of the 866 survivors included, 92% were female, 34% were children and 54% knew the aggressor; 73% of the assaults occurred inside a home and most commonly in the evening or at night. Post-exposure prophylaxis for HIV was given to 536 (94%), prophylaxis for sexually transmitted infections to 731 (96%) and emergency contraception to 358 (83%) eligible patients. Hepatitis B and tetanus toxoid vaccinations were given to 774 survivors, but respectively only 46% and 14% received a second injection. Eight (4.5%) of 174 women who underwent urine pregnancy testing were positive at 1 month. Of 851 survivors HIV-tested at baseline, 96 (11%) were HIV-positive. None of the 220 (29%) HIV-negative individuals who returned for repeat HIV testing after 3 months was positive. Conclusion:: Acceptable, good quality SGBV medical care can be provided in large cities of sub-Saharan Africa, although further work is needed to improve follow-up interventions. äCharacteristics, medical management and outcomes of survivors of sexua(epmc).pdf DeepDyve Pubget Overpricing