 | Looking Deeper into the HIV Epidemic: A questionnaire for Tracing Sexual Networks (Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS, 1998, 24 p.) |
 |  | (introduction...) |
| | 1. Introduction |
| | 2. The individual questionnaire for evaluation |
| | 3. Risk networks: the need for research in sexual networks |
| | 4. Implications for data collection methods |
| | 5. Questionnaire design |
| | 6. Collecting data |
| | 7. Analysing the data |
| | 8. Future research |
| | References |
|  | Appendix - Multi-site study : questionnaire I - Men and Women |
| | (introduction...) |
| | Part A: Household form |
| | Part B: Individual questionnaire (for adults aged 15-49 who slept in the household) |
8. Future research
Ultimately, it is expected that the information gained from this questionnaire will give pointers to where in the population interventions can most usefully be made. If we can see more clearly the web of infections making up the epidemic, it should be possible identify the intersections in the web, where there is particular danger or likelihood of HIV transmission, and focus our attention there.
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