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Table 1 Literature on Willingness-to-Pay for HIV Screening Test

From: Husband’s willingness-to-pay for HIV and syphilis screening at antenatal care clinic under the Thai universal coverage scheme

Study

Population

Study Design

Country

WTP Method

Local Price

WTP

GDP 2016

Huanmiao Xun

(2013) [13]

1151 of MSM*, female sex workers and VCT* clients

Cross-sectional survey

China

Not specified

US$17

Median US$4.8 to US$8.1

11,199.1

Xu Y

(2013) [14]

MSM at a VCT site at the Beijing Jingcheng Skin Disease Hospital

Cross-sectional survey

China

Open-ended

US$16

Median US$8

11,199.1

Li J

(2015) [23]

511 of people seeking counsel and HIV* test, STD* clinic patients, university students, migrant people, female sex workers, MSM and injecting drug users

Cross-sectional survey

China

Not specified

Unknown

84.1% were willing to pay for HIV antibody saliva rapid test

11,199.1

Long Hoang

Nguyen

(2016) [15]

365 VCT clients in Ha Noi and Nam Dinh province

Cross-sectional survey

Vietnam

Open-ended for pilot study then Bidding

US$20

Mean US$7.75 (2013)

202.6

Bach Xuan Tran (2016) [24]

1016 MMT* patients in Hanoi and Nam Dinh

Cross-sectional survey

Vietnam

Bidding and Open-ended

US$20

Mean US$17.9

202.6

Forsythe S (2002) [16]

2 health care centers

Cross-sectional survey

Kenya

Payment Scale

and Bidding

US$2–6

At least US$2

70.5

Uzochukwu B

(2011) [17]

250 of undergraduate students of two tertiary institutions

Cross-sectional survey

Nigeria

Bidding and Open-ended

Free of charge

Mean US$3.2

405.1

Maria Jose Bustamante

(2017) [18]

147 MSM and 45 transgender women

Cross-sectional survey

Peru

Not specified

US$10

Mean US$5

192.1

  1. * VCT Voluntary Counseling and Testing; MSM Men who have sex with men; STD Sexually transmitted disease; HIV Human immunodeficiency virus; MMT Methadone Maintenance Treatment