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Behavioral Surveillance Survey in the Highway Route of Nepal: Round No. 3. New ERA, FHI and USAID (2001)

Behavioral Surveillance Survey in the Highway Route of Nepal: Round No. 3. FHI and USAID (2001) The Behavioral Surveillance survey (BSS) for HIV prevention is based on serologic sentinel surveillance survey methods used in many countries to detect the emergence of HIV and monitor epidemic trends. Behavioral surveillance surveys are systems for quantitatively assessing sexual behavior change, consisting of structured questionnaires, administered periodically to samples of target groups specific geographic areas.

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