POC viral load testing in an antenatal clinic setting for Ugandan pregnant women living with HIV: a qualitative implementation process analysis

  • Ware N
  • Wyatt M
  • Nakyanzi A
  • et al.
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Abstract

Point of care viral load (POC VL) testing improves viral suppression and retention in HIV care, and is increasingly being integrated into routine health services for African pregnant women living with HIV. We examined processes of implementing POC VL testing in antenatal care and at delivery for Ugandan mothers living with HIV as part of a pilot randomized trial (Clinical Trial Number: NCT05092997).

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Ware, N. C., Wyatt, M. A., Nakyanzi, A., Naddunga, F., Pisarski, E. E., Kyomugisha, J., … Celum, C. L. (2024). POC viral load testing in an antenatal clinic setting for Ugandan pregnant women living with HIV: a qualitative implementation process analysis. Discover Health Systems, 3(1). https://doi.org/10.1007/s44250-024-00103-8

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