Engagement in care among women and their infants lost to follow-up under Option B+ in eSwatini.

William John ReidyHarriet Nuwagaba-BiribonwohaSiphesihle ShongweRuben SahaboKieran HartsoughYingfeng WuAverie GachuhiSimangele Mthethwa-HletaElaine J Abrams

Published in: PloS one (2019)

Substantial numbers of women and infants classified as LTF under Option B+ were engaged in care, though a suboptimal level of 6-week EID testing was observed. These findings highlight a need to improve coverage of routine EID testing, and improve data systems to better capture PMTCT patient outcomes.

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