Candice Chetty-Makkan
University of the Witwatersrand
South Africa
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- Publications
- 57
- Citations
- 674
- h-index
- 14
- Publishing journals
- 32
- Years of publications
- 19
- Active since
- 2008
- References
- 1.8K
- Institutions
- 5
Publication history
Latest publications
- Breaking barriers: harnessing artificial intelligence for a stigma-free, efficient HIV prevention assessment among adults in South Africa
- Self-Care from Anywhere: Evaluating the usability of an AI-powered HIV toolkit among adolescent girls and young women and healthcare providers in South Africa.
- Characterising concerns and misinformation shaping global HIV vaccine confidence and demand: a structured literature search and content analysis.
- Randomized trial of multi-strain Lactobacillus crispatus vaginal live biotherapeutic products after antibiotic therapy for bacterial vaginosis: study protocol for VIBRANT (vaginal lIve biotherapeutic RANdomized trial)
- VIBRANT: Vaginal lIve Biotherapeutic RANdomized Trial: A Phase 1 randomized trial of multi-strain vaginal L. crispatus live biotherapeutic products in people with bacterial vaginosis
- Understanding Patient Experiences: A Mixed-Methods Study on Barriers and Facilitators to TB Care-Seeking in South Africa
- Unlocking the Code: A Qualitative Study on what Drives or Deters South African Adolescents to Embrace Clinical Research?
- Behaviourally-Informed Two-Way Text Messaging to Improve Return to HIV Care in South Africa: Evidence from a Randomised Controlled Trial
- A randomized trial of ‘fresh start’ text messaging to improve return to care in people with HIV who missed appointments in South Africa
- High STI burden among a cohort of adolescents aged 12–19 years in a youth-friendly clinic in South Africa
- Applying behavioural economics principles to increase demand for free HIV testing services at private doctor-led clinics in Johannesburg, South Africa: A randomised controlled trial
- Evaluation of four interventions using behavioural economics insights to increase demand for voluntary medical male circumcision in South Africa through the MoyaApp: A quasi-experimental study.
- Evaluation of Four Interventions Using Behavioral Economics Insights to Increase Demand for Voluntary Medical Male Circumcision in South Africa Through the MoyaApp: A Quasi-Experimental Study
- Behaviourally-informed two-way text messaging to improve return to HIV care in South Africa: evidence from a randomised controlled trial
- Improving pre-exposure prophylaxis service delivery to gay men and other men who have sex with men in South Africa: Generating novel insights with a nudgeathon
- Adolescent choices and caregiver roles: Understanding individual and interpersonal influences on sexual decision-making in South Africa
- A qualitative exploration into the presence of TB stigmatization across three districts in South Africa
- Qualitative study exploring the feasibility of using medication monitors and a differentiated care approach to support adherence among people receiving TB treatment in South Africa
- Increasing HIV treatment literacy among people living with HIV using a novel health communication aid: Evidence from KwaZulu Natal province, South Africa
- “It’s about time they taught us”: a qualitative study evaluating the barriers to finding and screening child contacts under five at risk for TB in Gauteng Province, South Africa from the provider and caregiver perspectives
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