Mary Kate Shapley-Quinn

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Participant experiences with a multipurpose vaginal ring for HIV and pregnancy prevention during a phase 1 clinical trial: Learning from users to improve acceptability

Prospective acceptability of a multipurpose technology (MPT) implant in preclinical development to prevent HIV and unplanned pregnancy: Qualitative insights from women end users and health care providers in South Africa and Zimbabwe

Incorporating end-users' voices into the development of an implant for HIV prevention: A discrete choice experiment in South Africa and Zimbabwe

Couples' decision making regarding the use of multipurpose prevention technology (MPT) for pregnancy and HIV prevention

Couples' preferences for "2 in 1" multipurpose prevention technologies to prevent both HIV and pregnancy: Results of a discrete choice experiment in Uganda and Zimbabwe

Making the case for joint decision-making in future multipurpose prevention technology (MPT) choice: Qualitative findings on MPT attribute preferences from the CUPID study (MTN-045)

Acceptability of the dapivirine vaginal ring in postmenopausal US women

Giving voice to the end-user: Input on multipurpose prevention technologies from the perspectives of young women in Kenya and South Africa

End-users' hypothetical acceptability of a biodegradable implant to prevent HIV and unplanned pregnancy: Qualitative insights from South Africa and Zimbabwe

Preferences and acceptability of vaginal delivery forms for HIV prevention among women, male partners and key informants in South Africa and Zimbabwe: Qualitative findings

“I felt like a TRIO champion”: End-user perspectives on their role as co-designers of multi-purpose technologies

End-user research for the development of an implant to prevent unintended pregnancy and HIV prevention: Qualitative insights from South Africa and Zimbabwe

Perspectives from young South African and Zimbabwean women on attributes of four (placebo) vaginal microbicide delivery forms

First impressions matter: How initial worries influence adherence to the dapivirine vaginal ring

Two birds with one stone: Health care providers' perspectives about prevention technologies in Kenya and South Africa

"We are not the same": African women's view of multipurpose prevention products in the TRIO clinical study

Perspectives of South African youth in the development of an implant for HIV prevention

Favoring "peace of mind": A qualitative study of African women's HIV prevention product formulation preferences from the MTN-020/ASPIRE trial