Patient–provider family planning discussions and preconception counseling can reduce
maternal and neonatal risks by increasing adherence to provider recommendations and …

Background Integration of family planning services (FPS) into human immunodeficiency
virus (HIV) care for HIV-infected women is an important aspect of the global prevention of …

Introduction HIV-positive women who are still in the reproductive years need adequate
sexual and reproductive health information to make informed reproductive health choices …

Objectives In the context of HIV clinical care, open discussion regarding sexual health and
reproductive plans has become increasingly relevant. The aim of this paper is to explore …

Objective To evaluate whether HIV‐infected women and men in HIV care and not using
highly effective methods of contraception thought they would be more likely to use …

Background. Understanding HIV‐infected patient experiences and perceptions of
reproductive counseling in the health care context is critical to inform design of effective …

Background Within the health system, limited attention is given to supporting the fertility and
parenting desires on HIV-positive people. In this study, we explore health care providers' …

Introduction This study aimed to assess fertility intentions (planning to have more children in
the future) and associated factors among pregnant and postpartum HIV positive women in …

Despite pregnancy spacing recommendations to optimize health outcomes among mothers
and neonates, unplanned pregnancy in sub-Saharan Africa is common among women living …

Background Supporting the ability of women living with HIV (WLWH) to avoid unintended
pregnancy during the postpartum period decreases the number of new pediatric HIV …