A Tablet-Based Intervention to Improve Family Planning Access for HIV+ Women in Cambodia

In Cambodia, approximately 25% of women living with HIV (WLHIV) wish to delay or avoid pregnancy, but are not consistently using modern contraception. A policy to address this gap by making family planning services available at ART clinics is not widely implemented because clinicians are reluctant to provide services that they perceive as only incidental to their HIV responsibilities. As a result, WLHIV do not have convenient access to contraception and could be at risk of unplanned pregnancy.