Data on sustained viral response (SVR) were available for 15 of the 25 studies [ 16- 18, 21, 22, 24, 25, 31- 35, 37, 38, 40] included in the review, with some studies reporting intent-to-treat outcomes, some studies reporting as-treated outcomes, and some studies reporting both (Tables 2, 3, 4).
Nearly half (45%) reported intent to have more children.
The proportion of nurses who reported intent to stay in the nursing profession was 39.8%.
Nurses who reported intent to stay had significantly higher satisfaction scores compared to nurses with intent to leave (Table 3).
The majority of female sex workers reported intent to use PrEP if it is safe and effective.
Nurses working at a PHC center were significantly more likely to report intent to stay (See Table 1).
Almost a quarter (23%%) reported intent to seek a job immediately after graduation, while 46%% plan further studies.
An alarming 67.5% reported intent to leave within the next 1 to 3 years, many of whom disclosed intent to leave the country (36.7%).
Despite these concerns, 85% still reported intent to implement RMT at their institutions in various ways, and of those, 13% reported they would implement within the next year.
Despite these concerns, 85% (n = 76) reported intent to implement RMT at their institutions in some form, and of those, 13% reported they would implement within the next year.
