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Introduction: Pregnancy and the postpartum period is a difficult time for women living with HIV (WLWH) and postpartum engagement with HIV care is often reduced, with implications for health and well-being. We aimed to explore the postpartum health experiences of WLWH in relation to engagement in HIV care.

Methods: The NESTOR (iNvESTigating the pregnancy and pOst-paRtum health experience of women living with HIV) study was a UK based qualitative semi-structured interview study. 61 eligible women were identified. We used a purposive sampling technique to recruit women with differing levels of engagement in HIV care. Interviews were conducted via telephone or video call. Interviews were audio recorded and fully transcribed. We used a thematic approach for data analysis, and two researchers independently coded the data and established the key themes.

Results: 11 of 61 (18%) eligible women participated in the interviews, and the three main themes were 'infant feeding decisions', 'managing the risk of mother to child transmission', and 'managing the knowledge of their HIV status'. These themes offer detailed insights into the significant psychological and emotional challenges these women had experienced, and the practical support from healthcare professionals in both HIV and maternity services that had enabled them to navigate those challenges.

Discussion: There have been life-changing developments in the treatment and care for people living with HIV. However, even in the U = U (undetectable = untransmittable) era, traditional concerns about breastfeeding, risk of transmission to the infant and stigma continue to shape the postpartum experience of WLWH. As these impact on their emotional and psychological wellbeing, support in these areas needs to be prioritised.

Titel:	Investigating the Pregnancy and Post-Partum Health Experiences of Women Living with HIV.
Autor/in / Beteiligte Person:	Cooper, R ; Greig, J ; Piercy, H ; Collini, P
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Zeitschrift:	Maternal and child health journal, 2024-06-21
Veröffentlichung:	Ahead of Print, 2024
Medientyp:	academicJournal
ISSN:	1573-6628 (electronic)
DOI:	10.1007/s10995-024-03962-y
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Investigating the Pregnancy and Post-Partum Health Experiences of Women Living with HIV.