Strengthening evidence for text-based telehealth in post-operative care: A pragmatic study of the reach and effectiveness of two-way, text-based follow-up after voluntary medical male circumcision in South Africa
Caryl Feldacker(University of Washington), Geoffrey Setswe(Aurum Institute), Nelson Igaba(Right to Care), Felex Ndebele(Aurum Institute), Maria Sardini(Aurum Institute), Jacqueline Pienaar(Aurum Institute), Evelyn Waweru(Medic Mobile), Hannock Tweya(University of Washington), Motshana Phohole(Right to Care), Marrianne Holec(University of Washington), Tracy Qi Dong(Cape Town HVTN Immunology Laboratory / Hutchinson Centre Research Institute of South Africa), Isabella Fabens(University of Washington), Calsile Makhele(Aurum Institute), Sizwe Hlongwane(Right to Care), Khumbulani Moyo(Right to Care)
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