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DESCRIPTION:Session: HIV Prevention & Care in International Settings Progr
 am: HIV/AIDS Author: Jeffrey Wickersham\, PhD Abstract Background HIV con
 tinues to be a global public health issue\, disproportionately affecting 
 men who have sex with men (MSM)\, with no exceptions in Malaysia. Discrim
 ination\, stigma\, and other barriers in healthcare settings are common i
 ssues for Malaysian MSM\, which has already led to fewer hospital visits 
 and less HIV testing. Thus\, to promote HIV testing and pre-exposure prop
 hylaxis (PrEP) uptake there\, we have created a clinic-integrated HIV pre
 vention prototype smartphone app called “JomPrEP.” In the present study\,
  we aimed to gather feedback on the appeal and functionality of this prot
 otype app for refinement. Methods A one-on-one think-aloud (TA) qualitati
 ve interview was conducted with 10 MSM and 10 stakeholder participants fr
 om the Greater Kuala Lumpur region between February 2022 and April 2022. 
 The TA sessions were video recorded and then transcribed verbatim. The th
 eme analysis standards were utilized to analyze the data. Results Most MS
 M were Malay by origin\, with a mean age of 25.8 years\, and never used P
 rEP. The MSM and the stakeholders found most app features straightforward
  (e.g.\, creating an account in the app and ordering HIV self-test kits a
 nd PrEP). They suggested minor changes (e.g.\, making reversible options 
 for PrEP and HIVST kit orders and showing confirmation messages for clini
 c appointments) to increase the app’s functionality. The participants app
 reciated incorporating the med manager and rewards feature into the app. 
 Conclusion Despite minor suggestions for improvement\, the JomPrEP app pr
 ototype is an appealing and functional tool for Malaysian MSM. Further de
 velopment and testing\, including user input\, are required to assess its
  usability in improving HIV testing and PrEP adherence. Keywords: HIV pre
 vention\, smartphone app\; JomPrEP\; HIVST\; PrEP\; functionality\; think
 -aloud\; Malaysia\n\nAdmission:\nRegistrationFees: APHA Event Registratio
 n is Required\n\nDetails URL:\nhttps://medicine.yale.edu/event/think-alou
 d-testing-of-a-clinic-integrated-hiv-prevention-app/\n
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SUMMARY:12:30pm - 1:30pm (CDT) | 4175.0 - Think-aloud testing of a clinic-
 integrated HIV prevention app among malaysian men who have sex with men
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