Qualitative research on gender related factors influencing women’s participation in Option B+

This study examined the interplay of gender and individual, interpersonal, health system, and community factors that contribute to PMTCT participation in Uganda. In-depth interviews were conducted with women in PMTCT, women lost to follow-up, government health workers, and stakeholders at organizations supporting PMTCT as well as focus group discussions with men. The project was funded by ICF/MACRO/USAID from 2016-2016 and an article was produced as a result.

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