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Table 5 Care and Counseling Provided to HIV-Exposed Infants at 7 Health Facilities

From: Retention outcomes and drivers of loss among HIV-exposed and infected infants in Uganda: a retrospective cohort study

 

Regional Referral Hospital

Regional Referral Hospital

Regional Referral Hospital

District Hospital

Health Center IV

Health Center IV

Health Center IV

Cotrimoxazole prophylaxis

Growth monitoring- weight

Growth monitoring- height

Immunization assessment and referral

Clinical assessment for signs/symptoms of HIV

Developmental assessment

Counseling on nutrition and feeding practices

Counseling on testing algorithm and EID process

KEY:

Always provided: provided as routine practice at every clinic visit, with rare exceptions

Sometimes provided: provided occasionally, ad hoc, or only when triggered for specific reason(s)

— Rarely or never provided: not provided at all except in rare situations

  1. Assessment of clinical care provided to HIV-exposed infants and counseling of their caregivers. Results were derived from analysis and triangulation of qualitative data from direct observation of HIV-exposed infant clinic visits and interviews with health workers