Sexually transmitted infections: condom distribution schemes

Recommendation ID: NG68/1
Question: What behaviour change techniques are most effective as part of a condom distribution scheme?:- What combinations of behaviour change techniques can be used to help condom schemes increase condom use among different high risk groups?
Any explanatory notes (if applicable): Why this is important: - Many evaluations have been published on behavioural interventions to increase condom use. But the effectiveness of these interventions in the context of condom schemes has not been measured. In addition, many of these studies examined 'intention to use' condoms rather than actual use. Using an established taxonomy of behaviour change techniques to identify the most effective combinations could increase the effectiveness of schemes.

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Comes from guidance: Sexually transmitted infections: condom distribution schemes
Number: NG68
Date issued: April 2017

Is this a recommendation for the use of a technology only in the context of research?	No
Is it a recommendation that suggests collection of data or the establishment of a register?	No
Last Reviewed	30/04/2017