FastPrEP: a protocol to evaluate uptake, coverage, and effectiveness of a youth-focused, decentralised and differentiated district-wide HIV pre-exposure prophylaxis program
FastPrEP is an implementation science project that aims to scale up oral and novel PrEP modalities through differentiated service delivery to improve uptake and optimal use of PrEP in key populations. Designed to leverage some of the attributes that make fast-food popular such as efficiency, access, variety (choice) and flexibility, FastPrEP aims to further “demedicalise” the buy-in and access to HIV prevention methods. FastPrEP will deliver PrEP as part of integrated sexual and reproductive health (SRH) packages tailored for key youth populations using mobile clinics (n = 4) and local government clinics (n = 12) as “hubs” for PrEP initiation. These and other community-based outlets such as youth clubs, courier delivery, schools and other youth frequented venues will serve as “spokes” for PrEP maintenance.
Resource Details
- Study Type
- Protocol
- Year
- 2025
- Population
- Adolescent girls and young women, Breastfeeding Women, Key populations, Male partners
- Author
- Rousseau E, Davey DJ, Fynn LS, Wallace M, Macdonald P, Pike C, Mathola N, Little F, Lebelo K, Bekker LG.
More Publications & Resources
PrEP and PEP Guidelines-Zambia
PrEP Lenacapavir Implementation Guidelines
Provider Training Toolkit on Use of Oral and Long-acting HIV PrEP: Lenacapavir-Focused Learning Pathway (Lessons 1-4)
Provider Training Toolkit on Use of Oral and Long Acting HIV PrEP
Inclusion of Pregnant and Lactating People in the PURPOSE 1 Study: Efficacy, Safety, and Pharmacokinetics
Lenacapavir Provider Tools and Job Aids
PrEP Drug Interactions
Zambia PrEP Training Materials for Clinicians and Community Mobilisers
HIV Prevention Ambassador Training Package and Toolkit
Zambia Consolidated Guidelines for Treatment and Prevention of HIV Infection
National Guidelines for the Management of HIV and AIDS
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