Engaging community advisory boards to evaluate evidence-based, family/partner-based interventions for women living with HIV in Vietnam.

Women living with HIV (WLWH) in Vietnam face significant structural, social, and interpersonal barriers that hinder their access to care and psychosocial support. While family/partner-based interventions have shown promise globally in improving WLWH health outcomes, few are tailored to the cultural and contextual realities of Vietnam. This study aimed to describe the process of engaging an HIV-focused Community Advisory Board (CAB) in Vietnam to evaluate the contextual fit and feasibility of six evidence-based, family/partner-based interventions for WLWH. Using a community-based participatory