Sentence examples for Condom utilization from inspiring English sources

Assertiveness involved free discussion about condom utilization with a partner.

Therefore, health cadres and researchers in Ethiopia can apply this scale to promote condom utilization to Ethiopian school youths.

The objective of this analysis is to measure the level of essential knowledge on HIV/AIDS and condom utilization among several Ethiopian subpopulations selected for behavioral surveillance.

Although the calendar method collects information about sexual partnerships (e.g. partners' characteristics: age, type of partner, or relationship) and condom utilization with each sexual partner, it does not collect information about a partner's sexual history.

Condoms are key components of prevention strategies that individuals can choose to reduce their risks of sexual exposure to HIV [ 2], however, condom utilization for prevention of HIV transmission requires people to exercise control over their own behavior.

In this study the only modern contraceptive method used by males was condom; this finding was in line with the results from Tigray and Wolayita Soddo [ 3, 7] but the attitude of married men towards condom utilization is negative [ 7, 11].

Ability to affect the behavior is posited as a critical predictor of intention to change at stage 2, as well as actual behavior change at stage 3. Studies that utilize the ARRM theoretical framework have mostly assessed developing commitment to changes in sexual risk taking behavior, adoption of condom use, and utilization of clean needles [33][34].

This paper describes an analysis of the degree of collectivization among FSWs and HR-MSM in Andhra Pradesh state in southern India, and examines its relationship with individuals' condom use behavior, utilization of government health centers for STI treatment, self-efficacy for condom use with commercial partners, and self- efficacy for service utilization from government health facilities.

The published work from India on successful strategies among the FSW population included one or all of the following: increased coverage, peer-led service delivery and education, condom social marketing and distribution, training in the skills necessary for their negotiation to condom use and utilization of services, 32– 34 community engagement, and networking at all levels.

Adjusted odds ratios (adjusted OR) and their 95% confidence intervals (CI) were computed to assess the relationships between collectivization and outcome indicators directly and through mediation of variables such as self-efficacy for condom use and utilization of government health facilities.

Interventions reported positive health behavior change in both men and women including increases in sexual and reproductive health service utilization, condom use, practices to prevent mother to child transmission of HIV, couple communication and reduced loss to follow up [ 3, 5, 9– 11].