Elkins D, Maticka-Tyndale E, Kuyyakanond T, Miller P, Haswell-Elkins M
Queensland Institute of Medical Research, Ontario, Canada.
AIDS Educ Prev. 1997 Feb;9(1):49-69.
This paper presents results of the evaluation of an intervention designed for northeastern Thai villages and particularly for village women. The intervention was based on established principles of behavior change, social learning theory, and community health promotion, and it was grounded in elicitation research. A total of 600 women and 479 men and 12 villages participated in the evaluation which used data collected from face-to-face knowledge, attitude, practices (KAP) surveys, focus groups, and village meetings in a quasi-experimental pre- and post-control group design. Eight of the nine outcome goals set for the intervention were achieved with significant increases in married women taking the initiative in reducing the risk posed to them by the sexual activities of their husbands.
本文介绍了一项针对泰国东北部村庄，特别是农村妇女设计的干预措施的评估结果。该干预措施基于行为改变、社会学习理论和社区健康促进的既定原则，并以启发式研究为基础。共有600名女性、479名男性和12个村庄参与了评估，评估采用了在准实验前后对照设计中，通过面对面的知识、态度、实践（KAP）调查、焦点小组和村民会议收集的数据。干预设定的九个成果目标中有八个得以实现，已婚女性主动降低丈夫性行为给她们带来的风险的情况显著增加。
