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Table 2 Overview of the research approaches used in the four study sites (2008).

From: Couple-oriented prenatal HIV counseling for HIV primary prevention: an acceptability study

 

Cameroon

DR

Georgia

India

Total

 

n

n

n

n

n

Baseline observations

     

   ANC consultation/education

5

6

5

5

21

   Pre-test HIV counseling (individual)

NA

NA

10

5

15

   Pre-test HIV counseling (group)

5

5

NA

5

15

   Post-test HIV counseling (individual)

5

5

5

10

25

   Post-test HIV counseling (group)

5

5

NA

NA

10

Key informants in-depth interviews

22

20

28

22

92

   Senior medical/administrative staff

1

5

2

4

12

   ANC nurse

0

0

2

0

2

   PMTCT counselor

6

3

2

2

13

   FP nurse/physician

1

2

2

1

6

   Woman after pre-test HIV counseling

0

0

5

0

5

   Woman after post-test HIV counseling

6

4

5

5

20

   Woman after COC

6

4

5

5

20

   Male partner

2

2

5

5

14

Field testing of COC sessions

     

   Pilot tested

30

30

30

30

120

   Monitored

23

27

0

30

80

   Observed

28

4

5

5

42

  1. Cameroon = Centre Mère-Enfant (Yaounde), DR = Los Mina Hospital (Santo Domingo), Georgia = Maternity Hospital N°5 (Tbilisi), India = Sane Guruji Hospital (Pune).
  2. ANC = antenatal care; COC = couple-oriented HIV counseling; NA = not applicable; FP = Family Planning