Policy Brief: HIV and Infant Feeding - Summary of Findings from The Good Start Study

http://www.hst.org.za/publications/708

The Good Start Study was a prospective cohort study of 665 HIV positive women who attended routine PMTCT services. The women and infants were followed for 36 weeks after birth with data collection during home visits every 2 weeks until 12 weeks and then monthly until 9 months. At each scheduled visit infant feeding practices were recorded through 24 hour and previous 3 day recall. The study was undertaken in three sites Paarl (Western Cape), Umzimkulu (Eastern Cape) and Umlazi (KwaZulu-Natal). Sites were selected to highlight differences in socio-economic regions, health infra-structure, rural-urban locations, and HIV prevalence.

Originator(s): Health Systems Trust
Resource added in: 24/03/2008
Available languages: English
HIV, 24439, Policy Making, Health Policy
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