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Background The Step Study started in June 2005 in Lima, Peru. A total of 502 high risk men who have sex with men (MSM) were screened; a high HIV infection rate was detected at screening (11.9%). Two hundred fifty-four HIV non-infected MSM were enrolled during a six month accrual period. By December 2008, 25 participants had become HIV infected reflecting a very high HIV incidence. High participant retention rate is necessary to evaluate study objectives. A retention plan, including reminder phone calls, field or home visits and volunteer participation in community activities, was created to achieve this goal.

P15-16. Social factors affecting retention rates in Step study participants in Lima-Peru