Dissemination
We plan to disseminate our study at different levels starting with the target group through the participants and community advisory boards. We will also disseminate results to the scientific community through peer-reviewed manuscripts and abstract presentations at conference proceedings. Nationally, we will disseminate to the Ministry of Health and National Aids Control Programme and regionally through the East African Consortium on Clinical Research (EACCR). On an international level, we will inform the World Health Organization of our results. We will develop different kinds of policy briefs for all levels to communicate and disseminate our study. In addition, the data management plan will provide for the accessibility of data and sharing. Initially, meta-data will be fully accessible without the identifiable or sensitive information about participants. The full dataset will be available upon request from the principal investigator. However, a number of conditions apply, which are (1) completion of the Kilimanjaro Clinical Research Institute (KCRI) data sharing permission form, (2) a study team member be a co-author of any planned publication on the data and (3) specific objectives to justify why sharing data is important and the advantages you anticipate to bring society at large and (4) a signed and authorities-approved data transfer agreement (DTA) form as provided by the Tanzanian national ethical review committee.