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Mothepane Phatsoane

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Articles 7
Citations 81
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Related Specialties
Biomedical Engineering
Infectious Diseases
Medical Informatics
Top 10 Co-Authors
Naleni Rhagnath
Mohammed Majam
Sergio Carmona
Samanta T Lalla-Edward
Lynsey Stewart-Isherwood
Zara Shubber
Vincent Lau Chan
Marelize Gorgens
Noora Marcus
Harsha Thirumurthy
Published In
JMIR Mhealth Uhealth
South Afr J HIV Med
Front Reprod Health
PLOS Glob Public Health
JMIR Res Protoc
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Recent Articles
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Planning and commitment prompts to encourage reporting of HIV self-test results: A cluster randomized pragmatic trial in Tshwane District, South Africa
Buttenheim A, Schmucker L, Marcus N, Phatsoane M, Msolomba V, Rhagnath N, et al.
PLOS Glob Public Health . 2023 Mar; 2(10):e0001196. PMID: 36962680
Reporting of HIV self-test results to encourage linkage to HIV care for those who receive a positive test result is a common challenge faced by HIV self-testing programs. The impact...
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Incentives to promote accessing HIV care and viral suppression among HIV self-screening test users who obtain a reactive result
Majam M, Phatsoane M, Wonderlik T, Rhagnath N, Schmucker L, Singh L, et al.
Front Reprod Health . 2022 Oct; 4:976021. PMID: 36303657
Introduction: Achieving viral suppression in people with HIV is crucial in ending the AIDS epidemic. Among users of HIV self-screening tests, low rates of linkage to care and early retention...
3.
Utility of a Machine-Guided Tool for Assessing Risk Behavior Associated With Contracting HIV in Three Sites in South Africa: Protocol for an In-Field Evaluation
Majam M, Phatsoane M, Hanna K, Faul C, Arora L, Makthal S, et al.
JMIR Res Protoc . 2021 Dec; 10(12):e30304. PMID: 34860679
Background: Mobile technology has helped to advance health programs, and studies have shown that an automated risk prediction model can successfully be used to identify patients who exhibit a high...
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Uptake of the Ithaka mobile application in Johannesburg, South Africa, for human immunodeficiency virus self-testing result reporting
Fischer A, Phatsoane M, Majam M, Shankland L, Abrahams M, Rhagnath N, et al.
South Afr J HIV Med . 2021 Apr; 22(1):1197. PMID: 33824737
Background: Human immunodeficiency virus self-testing (HIVST) can reduce facility-based HIV testing barriers; however, no proven applications exist with widespread uptake for self-reporting or linkage to care. Mobile health (mHealth) applications...
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Evaluation of a mobile application to support HIV self-testing in Johannesburg, South Africa
Gous N, Fischer A, Rhagnath N, Phatsoane M, Majam M, Lalla-Edward S
South Afr J HIV Med . 2020 Jul; 21(1):1088. PMID: 32670629
Background: Human immunodeficiency virus self-testing (HIVST) reduces barriers associated with facility-based testing; however, no formal mechanism exists for users to self-report results or link to care. The Aspect HIVST mobile...
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Improving Linkage to and Retention in Care in Newly Diagnosed HIV-Positive Patients Using Smartphones in South Africa: Randomized Controlled Trial
Venter W, Fischer A, Lalla-Edward S, Coleman J, Lau Chan V, Shubber Z, et al.
JMIR Mhealth Uhealth . 2019 Apr; 7(4):e12652. PMID: 30938681
Background: South Africa provides free antiretroviral therapy for almost 5 million people living with HIV, but only 71% of the eligible people are on treatment, representing a shortfall in the...
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Improving Linkage to HIV Care Through Mobile Phone Apps: Randomized Controlled Trial
Venter W, Coleman J, Lau Chan V, Shubber Z, Phatsoane M, Gorgens M, et al.
JMIR Mhealth Uhealth . 2018 Jul; 6(7):e155. PMID: 30021706
Background: In HIV treatment program, gaps in the "cascade of care" where patients are lost between diagnosis, laboratory evaluation, treatment initiation, and retention in HIV care, is a well-described challenge....