Table 1 PrEP Education Intervention Topical Outline

HIV 101 (15 min.)

Define HIV, how HIV is transmitted, and HIV impact on Black women.

Individual Perception of Risk: Risk assessment completed;

Modifying Factors: HIV Knowledge; PrEP Knowledge

PrEP 101 (15 min.)

Define PrEP and risks associated with the need for PrEP use including epidemiological data supporting Black women as a high-risk group. Identify PrEP as a supplemental HIV preventive option.

PrEP dose & implications simplified (20 min.)

Medication dose, potential side effects, other implications for use (labs, STI/HIV testing intervals); where PrEP is prescribed locally, PrEP costs, insurance coverage and drug assistance programs.

Likelihood of Action;

Self-Efficacy

PrEP Empowerment (10 min.)

Empower the women to make an informed decision about their HIV prevention options, including PrEP.

Likelihood of Action;

Self-Efficacy;

Cues to Action [Contextually congruent in both In-person and Online platforms]: (i.e. leave condoms in your going out purse so that they are there when you need them; provided HIV information to cultivate accurate perceptions of susceptibility, scripts to initiate a conversation with healthcare provider about PrEP initiation)