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Updated: August 30, 2017
The Dapivirine Ring Design Guide: Human-Centered Design Research to Increase Uptake and Use

This guide provides an overview of design concepts to promote sustained use of the dapivirine ring and describes how the concepts were developed through a human-centered design approach. The guide also provides a link to a supplementary library of online resources, such as editable templates and supporting visuals, that can be used to adapt selected concepts.

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