Mapping Diverse Sex Worker Populations
Corresponding Organization : AIDS Vancouver
Other organizations : University of British Columbia
Protocol cited in 21 other protocols
Variable analysis
- Mapping and time-space sampling strategies
- Staggered working hours (late night, early morning and daytime)
- Staggered days of the week
- Staggered times of the month
- Representative sample of survival sex workers
- Physical spaces (such as bars, parks, or sex work strolls)
- Community drop-in and commercial spaces (such as corner stores, coffee shops)
- Peer outreach team
- Researcher or nurse accompanying the outreach team during late night outreach hours
- None specified
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