Replication Data for: STI knowledge, beliefs, and partner notification practices and desires among men and women affected by HIV and with a history of or desiring pregnancy.

This is an independent qualitative study exploring sexually transmitted infection (STI) knowledge and partner notification preferences and practices among up to 28 men and women with prior self-reported or clinic-documented STIs as well as up 9 of their partners in southwestern, rural Uganda. Research assistants administered in-depth interviews that explored participants’ STI knowledge and perceptions surrounding specific STIs, personal history and experience with STIs, partner STI history, and partner notification beliefs, practices and ideals.