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Appropriateness of digital vending machines and mobile phone applications in increasing access to HIV testing among adolescents and young people aged 18-24 in an urban community in Zambia: insights from adolescents, young people and healthcare providers.
Despite several initiatives aimed at increasing HIV testing among young people in Zambia, testing uptake remains low, highlighting the need for innovative approaches.
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