Plain-English translation of NCT06924073 on ClinicalTrials.gov ↗ · Source last updated · Translation generated · How we translate trials
This study doesn't follow the usual testing phases — it may be an observational study or a different type of research.
This trial is testing the best way to roll out a toolkit called the Adolescent Transition Package (ATP) that helps young people with HIV learn to take care of themselves as they grow up and move from pediatric clinics to adult clinics. The ATP was already tested in a smaller study in Kenya and showed it really helped young people feel ready to make this transition. Now researchers want to see if a special youth-led training approach works better than the standard training method for getting this toolkit into more clinics across Kenya.
Many young people living with HIV struggle when they transition from pediatric care (where caregivers are involved) to adult care (where they need to manage their own health). This study exists to find the best way to teach healthcare workers how to use the toolkit so more young people can get the support they need during this important change in their lives.
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If you're a young person in this study, healthcare workers at your clinic will use either a standard training approach or a new youth-led training approach to help teach you skills for managing your HIV care independently. Your medical information will be reviewed as part of the study. If you're a healthcare worker, you'll receive training on how to deliver the transition toolkit to your young patients, with either traditional cascading training or a more interactive approach with feedback and learning groups.
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