Project Description

The Partnership for HIV-Free Survival is funded by USAID’s President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief program and uses a quality improvement approach to scale up prevention of mother-to-child HIV transmission (PMTCT) programs in six sub-Saharan African countries. The evaluation uses a mixed methods approach to measure if health facilities implementing quality improvements have a greater impact on HIV-free survival of HIV-exposed children at 18 months of age than health facilities offering the standard of care. Using facility data collected throughout the period of implementation in PHFS and non-PHFS sites, we are applying a multivariable time series analysis to identify the factors that contribute to HIV-free survival.

Project Partners

USAID

Project Open

Open

Project Services

Countries