Baseline characteristics of the study population (n = 1230).

<p>Baseline characteristics of the study population (n = 1230).</p

Summary of barriers, motivators of accessing HIV testing by male partners.

<p><i>MCH – Mother and Child Health.</i></p><p>Summary of barriers, motivators of accessing HIV testing by male partners.</p

Risk ratios for socio-demographic, sexual behavior and knowledge risk factors among women with follow-up (n = 968).

<p>SC =  seroconversion; VT =  vertical transmission.</p>1<p>p-values from bivariable Poisson regression models (i.e., generalized linear models using the Poisson distribution with the log link and an offset accounting for person-years).</p>2<p>Risk ratio for a age compares two groups that differ by one year.</p><p>Boldface  =  statistically significant (p<0.05).</p><p>Risk ratios for socio-demographic, sexual behavior and knowledge risk factors among women with follow-up (n = 968).</p

Flowchart of the cohort study.

<p>Study visits were scheduled at enrollment, 28 weeks of gestational age (visit 2), and delivery (visit 3). Women enrolled at gestational age <28 weeks (n = 855) had three scheduled visits. Women who enrolled between 28 and 32 weeks of gestational age (n = 360) participated in only two of the three study visits (enrollment visit and delivery). Fifteen women enrolled at a gestational age between 0–32 weeks, but exact age was not known. SC seroconversion; HIV – HIV negative; LFU lost to follow-up.</p

Characteristics of participants of the qualitative study (n = 118).

<p>Characteristics of participants of the qualitative study (n = 118).</p