INTRODUCTION
Despite a significant reduction in the number of new HIV acquisitions globally, progress has slowed significantly with a drop of only 3.6% in 2021 compared to 2020 [Further, effective integration of prevention options in HIV prevention delivery models requires understanding how to effectively embed choices within person‐centred care. To address these gaps, we developed a Dynamic Choice HIV Prevention (DCP) delivery model that offers structured choices in product, HIV test modality and location of service delivery, together with patient‐centred staffing, service provision and client support. Within one arm of the study, the intervention arm, we evaluated the uptake of a person‐centred, DCP model among persons at risk of HIV identified at antenatal clinics (ANC), outpatient departments (OPD) and in the community in rural Uganda and Kenya (SEARCH: NCT04810650).