With data from 400 HIV clients with fertility intentions and 57 HIV providers in Uganda, we
evaluated the psychometrics of new client and provider scales measuring constructs related …

Many people living with HIV desire childbearing, but low cost safer conception methods
(SCM) such as timed unprotected intercourse (TUI) and manual self-insemination (MSI) are …

High rates of fertility desires, childbearing and serodiscordant partnerships among people
living with HIV (PLHIV) in Uganda underscore the need to promote use of safer conception …

We examined the prevalence and correlates of safer conception methods (SCM) use in HIV-
affected couples with fertility intentions. A prospective cohort of 400 HIV clients in Uganda …

High rates of childbearing desires (59%) and serodiscordant partnerships (50%) among
people living with HIV (PHLA) in Uganda highlight the need for safer conception counseling …

Background Safer conception counseling (SCC) to promote the use of safer conception
methods (SCM) is not yet part of routine family planning or HIV care. Guidelines for the use …

Background Many people living with HIV would like to have children but family planning (FP)
services often focus on only contraception. Availability of safer conception services is still …

Reproduction is important to many HIV-affected individuals and couples and healthcare
providers (HCPs) are responsible for providing resources to help them safely conceive while …

Context Among people living with HIV in Uganda, desires to have a child and unplanned
pregnancies are both common, while utilization of safer conception methods (SCM) and …

CONTEXT: Safer-conception counseling may help people living with HIV to reduce the risk
of transmission to partners and children. However, such counseling is rarely offered or …