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M Elena Rosales-Statkus

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Articles 6
Citations 65
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Related Specialties
Infectious Diseases
Public Health
Top 10 Co-Authors
Luis de La Fuente
Sonia Fernandez-Balbuena
Juan Hoyos
M Jose Belza
Monica Ruiz
Carmen Figueroa
Gregorio Barrio
Maria J Belza
Maria J Belza-Egozcue
Maria-Jose Belza
Published In
Sex Transm Infect
Int J Public Health
Enferm Infecc Microbiol Clin
AIDS Behav
Int J Infect Dis
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Recent Articles
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Approval and potential use of over-the-counter HIV self-tests: the opinion of participants in a street based HIV rapid testing program in Spain
Rosales-Statkus M, de La Fuente L, Fernandez-Balbuena S, Figueroa C, Fernandez-Lopez L, Hoyos J, et al.
AIDS Behav . 2014 Dec; 19(3):472-84. PMID: 25537965
HIV self-testing, not yet available in Spain, is a strategy thought to be able to increase the number of people tested and testing frequency. 3,373 attenders of a street-based HIV...
2.
Serving the underserved: an HIV testing program for populations reluctant to attend conventional settings
Fernandez-Balbuena S, Belza M, Urdaneta E, Esteso R, Rosales-Statkus M, de La Fuente L
Int J Public Health . 2014 Sep; 60(1):121-6. PMID: 25224831
Objectives: We assess the contribution of a rapid-HIV testing program run by Médicos del Mundo and oriented to vulnerable populations reluctant to attend conventional settings. Methods: We compare the program...
3.
Low knowledge and anecdotal use of unauthorized online HIV self-test kits among attendees at a street-based HIV rapid testing programme in Spain
Belza M, Figueroa C, Rosales-Statkus M, Ruiz M, Vallejo F, de La Fuente L
Int J Infect Dis . 2014 Jun; 25:196-200. PMID: 24953443
Objectives: The objectives of this study were to estimate the percentage of potential users who know that unauthorized HIV self-tests can be purchased online and the percentage of those who...
4.
Who and how many of the potential users would be willing to pay the current or a lower price of the HIV self-test? The opinion of participants in a feasibility study of HIV self-testing in Spain
Rosales-Statkus M, Belza-Egozcue M, Fernandez-Balbuena S, Hoyos J, Ruiz-Garcia M, de La Fuente L
Enferm Infecc Microbiol Clin . 2014 Jan; 32(5):302-5. PMID: 24468627
Introduction: We estimate the proportion of participants willing to pay the US price (€30) or €20 for an HIV self-test and analyse their associated factors. Methods: In a street-based testing...
5.
Highly visible street-based HIV rapid testing: is it an attractive option for a previously untested population? A cross-sectional study
Fernandez-Balbuena S, de La Fuente L, Hoyos J, Rosales-Statkus M, Barrio G, Belza M
Sex Transm Infect . 2013 Nov; 90(2):112-8. PMID: 24234073
Background: Given the shortage of community-based HIV testing initiatives in resource-rich countries not targeting most-at-risk populations, we aimed to evaluate whether a highly visible mobile programme promoting and offering rapid...
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Supervised blood-based self-sample collection and rapid test performance: a valuable alternative to the use of saliva by HIV testing programmes with no medical or nursing staff
Belza M, Rosales-Statkus M, Hoyos J, Segura P, Ferreras E, Sanchez R, et al.
Sex Transm Infect . 2012 Feb; 88(3):218-21. PMID: 22328646
Objectives: Some saliva-based HIV testing programmes have resulted in an unacceptable percentage of false positives. Many countries require blood-based testing programmes to have doctors/nurses. The authors evaluate whether, after brief...