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Table 3 Summary of results

From: Barriers and facilitators of male engagement in Community Client-Led Antiretroviral therapy Delivery groups (CCLADS) for HIV care and treatment in Southwestern Uganda: a qualitative study

Theme

Components

Motivations to join CCLADS

– Reduced transport costs

– Reduced waiting hours at the hospital

– Reduced stigma

– Encouragement by other men

– Poor attitude by health workers

Challenges related to CCLADS initiation

– Number of people in the same area

– Lack of Trustworthiness

– Drug abuse

– Fear for stigma

– Funds to facilitate the CCLADs

Perceived facilitators for male participation in CCLADS

– Incentives

– Income-generating activities

– Other reasons to make a group rather than ART delivery

– Voluntary formation

Perceived barriers for male participation in CCLADS

– Information gap

– Fear of HIV disclosure

– Secrecy and community perceptions

Proposed strategies for best implementation of CCLADs for better male engagement

– Closing the information gap

– Snowballing to find eligible members