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HIV-free infant survival under routine program conditions in resource limited settings: the experience of the Karatina Prevention of Mother to Child Transmission of HIV (PMTCT) Program implemented by the Ministry of Health in Kenya.

"5th IAS Conference. Cape Town 2009. Abstract WEPDD101.
G. Ngatiri, R. Mwangi, V. Torres Feced, S. Kimiru, R. Bedell, G. Macharia, C. Makone, C. Njeri, J. Mwangi. Ministry of Health Kenya; Vihda Association-AECID; Clinton Foundation, Kenya."
"Introduction [...]" "Methods [...]" "Results [...]"
"Conclusions:
1. Mortality and HIV transmission rates for infants born to HIV infected mothers are low in this routine comprehensive PMTCT program.
2. Community care reduces defaulter rates significantly. HIV positive mothers can be caregivers and not only care recipients.
3. It is possible to implement best PMTCT practises from industrialised and middle income income countries in areas with limited resources and nearly eliminate MTCT of HIV. Integration of PMTCT services in MCH and safe replacement feeding are key interventions.
4. Research priorities to prevent MTCT should focus on how to make replacement feeding safer in areas with limited resources.
5. It is feasible to monitor HIV free infant survival under routine program conditions."

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"5th IAS Conference. Cape Town 2009. Abstract WEPDD101.

G. Ngatiri, R. Mwangi, V. Torres Feced, S. Kimiru, R. Bedell, G. Macharia, C. Makone, C. Njeri, J. Mwangi. Ministry of Health Kenya; Vihda Association-AECID; Clinton Foundation, Kenya."

"Introduction [...]" "Methods [...]" "Results [...]"

"Conclusions:

1. Mortality and HIV transmission rates for infants born to HIV infected mothers are low in this routine comprehensive PMTCT program.

2. Community care reduces defaulter rates significantly. HIV positive mothers can be caregivers and not only care recipients.

3. It is possible to implement best PMTCT practises from industrialised and middle income income countries in areas with limited resources and nearly eliminate MTCT of HIV. Integration of PMTCT services in MCH and safe replacement feeding are key interventions.

4. Research priorities to prevent MTCT should focus on how to make replacement feeding safer in areas with limited resources.

5. It is feasible to monitor HIV free infant survival under routine program conditions."

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"5th IAS Conference. Cape Town 2009. Abstract WEPDD101.
G. Ngatiri, R. Mwangi, V. Torres Feced, S. Kimiru, R. Bedell, G. Macharia, C. Makone, C. Njeri, J. Mwangi. Ministry of Health Kenya; Vihda Association-AECID; Clinton Foundation, Kenya."
"Introduction [...]" "Methods [...]" "Results [...]"
"Conclusions:
1. Mortality and HIV transmission rates for infants born to HIV infected mothers are low in this routine comprehensive PMTCT program.
2. Community care reduces defaulter rates significantly. HIV positive mothers can be caregivers and not only care recipients.
3. It is possible to implement best PMTCT practises from industrialised and middle income income countries in areas with limited resources and nearly eliminate MTCT of HIV. Integration of PMTCT services in MCH and safe replacement feeding are key interventions.
4. Research priorities to prevent MTCT should focus on how to make replacement feeding safer in areas with limited resources.
5. It is feasible to monitor HIV free infant survival under routine program conditions."

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"5th IAS Conference. Cape Town 2009. Abstract WEPDD101.

G. Ngatiri, R. Mwangi, V. Torres Feced, S. Kimiru, R. Bedell, G. Macharia, C. Makone, C. Njeri, J. Mwangi. Ministry of Health Kenya; Vihda Association-AECID; Clinton Foundation, Kenya."

"Introduction [...]" "Methods [...]" "Results [...]"

"Conclusions:

1. Mortality and HIV transmission rates for infants born to HIV infected mothers are low in this routine comprehensive PMTCT program.

2. Community care reduces defaulter rates significantly. HIV positive mothers can be caregivers and not only care recipients.

3. It is possible to implement best PMTCT practises from industrialised and middle income income countries in areas with limited resources and nearly eliminate MTCT of HIV. Integration of PMTCT services in MCH and safe replacement feeding are key interventions.

4. Research priorities to prevent MTCT should focus on how to make replacement feeding safer in areas with limited resources.

5. It is feasible to monitor HIV free infant survival under routine program conditions."

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G. Ngatiri, R. Mwangi, V. Torres Feced, S. Kimiru, R. Bedell, G. Macharia, C. Makone, C. Njeri, J. Mwangi. Ministry of Health Kenya; Vihda Association-AECID; Clinton Foundation, Kenya."
"Introduction [...]" "Methods [...]" "Results [...]"
"Conclusions:
1. Mortality and HIV transmission rates for infants born to HIV infected mothers are low in this routine comprehensive PMTCT program.
2. Community care reduces defaulter rates significantly. HIV positive mothers can be caregivers and not only care recipients.
3. It is possible to implement best PMTCT practises from industrialised and middle income income countries in areas with limited resources and nearly eliminate MTCT of HIV. Integration of PMTCT services in MCH and safe replacement feeding are key interventions.
4. Research priorities to prevent MTCT should focus on how to make replacement feeding safer in areas with limited resources.
5. It is feasible to monitor HIV free infant survival under routine program conditions."

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G. Ngatiri, R. Mwangi, V. Torres Feced, S. Kimiru, R. Bedell, G. Macharia, C. Makone, C. Njeri, J. Mwangi. Ministry of Health Kenya; Vihda Association-AECID; Clinton Foundation, Kenya."
"Introduction [...]" "Methods [...]" "Results [...]"
"Conclusions:
1. Mortality and HIV transmission rates for infants born to HIV infected mothers are low in this routine comprehensive PMTCT program.
2. Community care reduces defaulter rates significantly. HIV positive mothers can be caregivers and not only care recipients.
3. It is possible to implement best PMTCT practises from industrialised and middle income income countries in areas with limited resources and nearly eliminate MTCT of HIV. Integration of PMTCT services in MCH and safe replacement feeding are key interventions.
4. Research priorities to prevent MTCT should focus on how to make replacement feeding safer in areas with limited resources.
5. It is feasible to monitor HIV free infant survival under routine program conditions."

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G. Ngatiri, R. Mwangi, V. Torres Feced, S. Kimiru, R. Bedell, G. Macharia, C. Makone, C. Njeri, J. Mwangi. Ministry of Health Kenya; Vihda Association-AECID; Clinton Foundation, Kenya."
"Introduction [...]" "Methods [...]" "Results [...]"
"Conclusions:
1. Mortality and HIV transmission rates for infants born to HIV infected mothers are low in this routine comprehensive PMTCT program.
2. Community care reduces defaulter rates significantly. HIV positive mothers can be caregivers and not only care recipients.
3. It is possible to implement best PMTCT practises from industrialised and middle income income countries in areas with limited resources and nearly eliminate MTCT of HIV. Integration of PMTCT services in MCH and safe replacement feeding are key interventions.
4. Research priorities to prevent MTCT should focus on how to make replacement feeding safer in areas with limited resources.
5. It is feasible to monitor HIV free infant survival under routine program conditions."

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G. Ngatiri, R. Mwangi, V. Torres Feced, S. Kimiru, R. Bedell, G. Macharia, C. Makone, C. Njeri, J. Mwangi. Ministry of Health Kenya; Vihda Association-AECID; Clinton Foundation, Kenya."

"Introduction [...]" "Methods [...]" "Results [...]"

"Conclusions:

1. Mortality and HIV transmission rates for infants born to HIV infected mothers are low in this routine comprehensive PMTCT program.

2. Community care reduces defaulter rates significantly. HIV positive mothers can be caregivers and not only care recipients.

3. It is possible to implement best PMTCT practises from industrialised and middle income income countries in areas with limited resources and nearly eliminate MTCT of HIV. Integration of PMTCT services in MCH and safe replacement feeding are key interventions.

4. Research priorities to prevent MTCT should focus on how to make replacement feeding safer in areas with limited resources.

5. It is feasible to monitor HIV free infant survival under routine program conditions."

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G. Ngatiri, R. Mwangi, V. Torres Feced, S. Kimiru, R. Bedell, G. Macharia, C. Makone, C. Njeri, J. Mwangi. Ministry of Health Kenya; Vihda Association-AECID; Clinton Foundation, Kenya."
"Introduction [...]" "Methods [...]" "Results [...]"
"Conclusions:
1. Mortality and HIV transmission rates for infants born to HIV infected mothers are low in this routine comprehensive PMTCT program.
2. Community care reduces defaulter rates significantly. HIV positive mothers can be caregivers and not only care recipients.
3. It is possible to implement best PMTCT practises from industrialised and middle income income countries in areas with limited resources and nearly eliminate MTCT of HIV. Integration of PMTCT services in MCH and safe replacement feeding are key interventions.
4. Research priorities to prevent MTCT should focus on how to make replacement feeding safer in areas with limited resources.
5. It is feasible to monitor HIV free infant survival under routine program conditions."

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"5th IAS Conference. Cape Town 2009. Abstract WEPDD101.

G. Ngatiri, R. Mwangi, V. Torres Feced, S. Kimiru, R. Bedell, G. Macharia, C. Makone, C. Njeri, J. Mwangi. Ministry of Health Kenya; Vihda Association-AECID; Clinton Foundation, Kenya."

"Introduction [...]" "Methods [...]" "Results [...]"

"Conclusions:

1. Mortality and HIV transmission rates for infants born to HIV infected mothers are low in this routine comprehensive PMTCT program.

2. Community care reduces defaulter rates significantly. HIV positive mothers can be caregivers and not only care recipients.

3. It is possible to implement best PMTCT practises from industrialised and middle income income countries in areas with limited resources and nearly eliminate MTCT of HIV. Integration of PMTCT services in MCH and safe replacement feeding are key interventions.

4. Research priorities to prevent MTCT should focus on how to make replacement feeding safer in areas with limited resources.

5. It is feasible to monitor HIV free infant survival under routine program conditions."

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G. Ngatiri, R. Mwangi, V. Torres Feced, S. Kimiru, R. Bedell, G. Macharia, C. Makone, C. Njeri, J. Mwangi. Ministry of Health Kenya; Vihda Association-AECID; Clinton Foundation, Kenya."
"Introduction [...]" "Methods [...]" "Results [...]"
"Conclusions:
1. Mortality and HIV transmission rates for infants born to HIV infected mothers are low in this routine comprehensive PMTCT program.
2. Community care reduces defaulter rates significantly. HIV positive mothers can be caregivers and not only care recipients.
3. It is possible to implement best PMTCT practises from industrialised and middle income income countries in areas with limited resources and nearly eliminate MTCT of HIV. Integration of PMTCT services in MCH and safe replacement feeding are key interventions.
4. Research priorities to prevent MTCT should focus on how to make replacement feeding safer in areas with limited resources.
5. It is feasible to monitor HIV free infant survival under routine program conditions."

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"5th IAS Conference. Cape Town 2009. Abstract WEPDD101.

G. Ngatiri, R. Mwangi, V. Torres Feced, S. Kimiru, R. Bedell, G. Macharia, C. Makone, C. Njeri, J. Mwangi. Ministry of Health Kenya; Vihda Association-AECID; Clinton Foundation, Kenya."

"Introduction [...]" "Methods [...]" "Results [...]"

"Conclusions:

1. Mortality and HIV transmission rates for infants born to HIV infected mothers are low in this routine comprehensive PMTCT program.

2. Community care reduces defaulter rates significantly. HIV positive mothers can be caregivers and not only care recipients.

3. It is possible to implement best PMTCT practises from industrialised and middle income income countries in areas with limited resources and nearly eliminate MTCT of HIV. Integration of PMTCT services in MCH and safe replacement feeding are key interventions.

4. Research priorities to prevent MTCT should focus on how to make replacement feeding safer in areas with limited resources.

5. It is feasible to monitor HIV free infant survival under routine program conditions."

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"5th IAS Conference. Cape Town 2009. Abstract WEPDD101.
G. Ngatiri, R. Mwangi, V. Torres Feced, S. Kimiru, R. Bedell, G. Macharia, C. Makone, C. Njeri, J. Mwangi. Ministry of Health Kenya; Vihda Association-AECID; Clinton Foundation, Kenya."
"Introduction [...]" "Methods [...]" "Results [...]"
"Conclusions:
1. Mortality and HIV transmission rates for infants born to HIV infected mothers are low in this routine comprehensive PMTCT program.
2. Community care reduces defaulter rates significantly. HIV positive mothers can be caregivers and not only care recipients.
3. It is possible to implement best PMTCT practises from industrialised and middle income income countries in areas with limited resources and nearly eliminate MTCT of HIV. Integration of PMTCT services in MCH and safe replacement feeding are key interventions.
4. Research priorities to prevent MTCT should focus on how to make replacement feeding safer in areas with limited resources.
5. It is feasible to monitor HIV free infant survival under routine program conditions."

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"5th IAS Conference. Cape Town 2009. Abstract WEPDD101.

G. Ngatiri, R. Mwangi, V. Torres Feced, S. Kimiru, R. Bedell, G. Macharia, C. Makone, C. Njeri, J. Mwangi. Ministry of Health Kenya; Vihda Association-AECID; Clinton Foundation, Kenya."

"Introduction [...]" "Methods [...]" "Results [...]"

"Conclusions:

1. Mortality and HIV transmission rates for infants born to HIV infected mothers are low in this routine comprehensive PMTCT program.

2. Community care reduces defaulter rates significantly. HIV positive mothers can be caregivers and not only care recipients.

3. It is possible to implement best PMTCT practises from industrialised and middle income income countries in areas with limited resources and nearly eliminate MTCT of HIV. Integration of PMTCT services in MCH and safe replacement feeding are key interventions.

4. Research priorities to prevent MTCT should focus on how to make replacement feeding safer in areas with limited resources.

5. It is feasible to monitor HIV free infant survival under routine program conditions."

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G. Ngatiri, R. Mwangi, V. Torres Feced, S. Kimiru, R. Bedell, G. Macharia, C. Makone, C. Njeri, J. Mwangi. Ministry of Health Kenya; Vihda Association-AECID; Clinton Foundation, Kenya."
"Introduction [...]" "Methods [...]" "Results [...]"
"Conclusions:
1. Mortality and HIV transmission rates for infants born to HIV infected mothers are low in this routine comprehensive PMTCT program.
2. Community care reduces defaulter rates significantly. HIV positive mothers can be caregivers and not only care recipients.
3. It is possible to implement best PMTCT practises from industrialised and middle income income countries in areas with limited resources and nearly eliminate MTCT of HIV. Integration of PMTCT services in MCH and safe replacement feeding are key interventions.
4. Research priorities to prevent MTCT should focus on how to make replacement feeding safer in areas with limited resources.
5. It is feasible to monitor HIV free infant survival under routine program conditions."

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G. Ngatiri, R. Mwangi, V. Torres Feced, S. Kimiru, R. Bedell, G. Macharia, C. Makone, C. Njeri, J. Mwangi. Ministry of Health Kenya; Vihda Association-AECID; Clinton Foundation, Kenya."

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"Conclusions:

1. Mortality and HIV transmission rates for infants born to HIV infected mothers are low in this routine comprehensive PMTCT program.

2. Community care reduces defaulter rates significantly. HIV positive mothers can be caregivers and not only care recipients.

3. It is possible to implement best PMTCT practises from industrialised and middle income income countries in areas with limited resources and nearly eliminate MTCT of HIV. Integration of PMTCT services in MCH and safe replacement feeding are key interventions.

4. Research priorities to prevent MTCT should focus on how to make replacement feeding safer in areas with limited resources.

5. It is feasible to monitor HIV free infant survival under routine program conditions."

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G. Ngatiri, R. Mwangi, V. Torres Feced, S. Kimiru, R. Bedell, G. Macharia, C. Makone, C. Njeri, J. Mwangi. Ministry of Health Kenya; Vihda Association-AECID; Clinton Foundation, Kenya."
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"Conclusions:
1. Mortality and HIV transmission rates for infants born to HIV infected mothers are low in this routine comprehensive PMTCT program.
2. Community care reduces defaulter rates significantly. HIV positive mothers can be caregivers and not only care recipients.
3. It is possible to implement best PMTCT practises from industrialised and middle income income countries in areas with limited resources and nearly eliminate MTCT of HIV. Integration of PMTCT services in MCH and safe replacement feeding are key interventions.
4. Research priorities to prevent MTCT should focus on how to make replacement feeding safer in areas with limited resources.
5. It is feasible to monitor HIV free infant survival under routine program conditions."

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G. Ngatiri, R. Mwangi, V. Torres Feced, S. Kimiru, R. Bedell, G. Macharia, C. Makone, C. Njeri, J. Mwangi. Ministry of Health Kenya; Vihda Association-AECID; Clinton Foundation, Kenya."

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1. Mortality and HIV transmission rates for infants born to HIV infected mothers are low in this routine comprehensive PMTCT program.

2. Community care reduces defaulter rates significantly. HIV positive mothers can be caregivers and not only care recipients.

3. It is possible to implement best PMTCT practises from industrialised and middle income income countries in areas with limited resources and nearly eliminate MTCT of HIV. Integration of PMTCT services in MCH and safe replacement feeding are key interventions.

4. Research priorities to prevent MTCT should focus on how to make replacement feeding safer in areas with limited resources.

5. It is feasible to monitor HIV free infant survival under routine program conditions."

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1. Mortality and HIV transmission rates for infants born to HIV infected mothers are low in this routine comprehensive PMTCT program.
2. Community care reduces defaulter rates significantly. HIV positive mothers can be caregivers and not only care recipients.
3. It is possible to implement best PMTCT practises from industrialised and middle income income countries in areas with limited resources and nearly eliminate MTCT of HIV. Integration of PMTCT services in MCH and safe replacement feeding are key interventions.
4. Research priorities to prevent MTCT should focus on how to make replacement feeding safer in areas with limited resources.
5. It is feasible to monitor HIV free infant survival under routine program conditions."

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G. Ngatiri, R. Mwangi, V. Torres Feced, S. Kimiru, R. Bedell, G. Macharia, C. Makone, C. Njeri, J. Mwangi. Ministry of Health Kenya; Vihda Association-AECID; Clinton Foundation, Kenya."

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1. Mortality and HIV transmission rates for infants born to HIV infected mothers are low in this routine comprehensive PMTCT program.

2. Community care reduces defaulter rates significantly. HIV positive mothers can be caregivers and not only care recipients.

3. It is possible to implement best PMTCT practises from industrialised and middle income income countries in areas with limited resources and nearly eliminate MTCT of HIV. Integration of PMTCT services in MCH and safe replacement feeding are key interventions.

4. Research priorities to prevent MTCT should focus on how to make replacement feeding safer in areas with limited resources.

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3. It is possible to implement best PMTCT practises from industrialised and middle income income countries in areas with limited resources and nearly eliminate MTCT of HIV. Integration of PMTCT services in MCH and safe replacement feeding are key interventions.
4. Research priorities to prevent MTCT should focus on how to make replacement feeding safer in areas with limited resources.
5. It is feasible to monitor HIV free infant survival under routine program conditions."

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Conference-style poster. Extensive description of research, along with charts and graphs of collected data, a conceptual diagram of the cohort profile, and small illustrative photographs.
Creators / Group: 
IAS Conference on Pathogenesis, Treatment, and Prevention (5th : 2009 : Cape Town, South Africa); Kenya. Ministry of Health; Vihda Association-AECID; William J. Clinton Presidential Foundation
Date: 
2009
Language: 
English
Locale: 
South Africa
Keywords: Mothers, AIDS (Disease)--Congresses, AIDS (Disease)--Research, AIDS (Disease)--Transmission--Prevention

Identifier: 
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