Assessing needs and capabilities: Towards an ICT resource to support HIV-positive gay men and other MSM in Southeast Asia

Benjamin Jacob Hanckel; Laurindo Garcia; Glenn-Milo Santos; Eric Julian Manalastas

Assessing needs and capabilities: Towards an ICT resource to support HIV-positive gay men and other MSM in Southeast Asia

Benjamin Jacob Hanckel, Laurindo Garcia, Glenn-Milo Santos, Eric Julian Manalastas

Population Health Sciences

Research output: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding › Chapter › peer-review

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Transforming HIV prevention & care for marginalised populations: Using information & communication technologies (ICTs) in community-based & led approaches
Publisher	Digital Culture & Education (DCE)
Chapter	13
Pages	231-245
Publication status	Published - 2015

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Hanckel, B. J., Garcia, L., Santos, G.-M., & Manalastas, E. J. (2015). Assessing needs and capabilities: Towards an ICT resource to support HIV-positive gay men and other MSM in Southeast Asia. In Transforming HIV prevention & care for marginalised populations: Using information & communication technologies (ICTs) in community-based & led approaches (pp. 231-245). Digital Culture & Education (DCE).

Hanckel, Benjamin Jacob ; Garcia, Laurindo ; Santos, Glenn-Milo et al. / Assessing needs and capabilities: Towards an ICT resource to support HIV-positive gay men and other MSM in Southeast Asia. Transforming HIV prevention & care for marginalised populations: Using information & communication technologies (ICTs) in community-based & led approaches. Digital Culture & Education (DCE), 2015. pp. 231-245

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Assessing needs and capabilities: Towards an ICT resource to support HIV-positive gay men and other MSM in Southeast Asia. / Hanckel, Benjamin Jacob; Garcia, Laurindo; Santos, Glenn-Milo et al.
Transforming HIV prevention & care for marginalised populations: Using information & communication technologies (ICTs) in community-based & led approaches. Digital Culture & Education (DCE), 2015. p. 231-245.

Research output: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding › Chapter › peer-review

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