Factors predicting first-time hepatitis C virus testing uptake among men who have sex with men in China: An observational prospective cohort study

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• China 100%
• Factors Predicting 100%
• Hepatitis C Virus 100%
• Men Who Have Sex with Men 100%
• Testing Uptake 100%
• Hepatitis C Virus Screening 100%
• Observational Prospective Cohort Study 100%
• Hong Kong 15%
• Illness Representations 15%
• Brief Illness Perception Questionnaire 15%
• Copyright 7%
• Chinese Speakers 7%
• Employers 7%
• Telephone Survey 7%
• Health Promotion 7%
• Negative Emotions 7%
• Personal Control 7%
• Depressive Symptoms 7%
• Logistic Regression 7%
• Guilt 7%
• High Risk 7%
• Risk Perception 7%
• Anger 7%
• Control Control 7%
• Sexual Risk Behavior 7%
• Anxiety Symptoms 7%
• Anxiety-depression 7%
• College Education 7%
• Healthcare Workers 7%
• Promotional Effort 7%
• Comprehensibility 7%
• Treatment Control 7%
• HIV Testing 7%
• Volitional Control 7%
• HIV Testing Services 7%
• Chemsex 7%
• Treatment Personalization 7%
• Baseline Predictors 7%
• Consequence Severity 7%

Psychology

• Illness Perceptions 100%
• Health Promotion 50%
• Negative Emotion 50%
• Shame 50%
• Depression 50%
• Risk Perception 50%
• Sexual Behavior 50%

Nursing and Health Professions

• Prospective Cohort Study 100%
• Men Who Have Sex with Men 100%
• Hepatitis C 100%
• Disease 18%
• Symptom 9%
• HIV Test 9%
• Logistic Regression Analysis 4%
• Depression 4%
• Health Care Personnel 4%