2021
DOI: 10.1093/ije/dyab168.229
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980Quantifying inadvertent data-duplication- findings from validation of antenatal-registration and HIV-testing data-sets from an Indian state

Abstract: Background India plans elimination of HIV-Mother-to-Child-Transmission in 2020. Targets include >95% coverage of Antenatal-care (ANC) and HIV-testing. In 2015-16, while 43% of the estimated Indian pregnant-women (PW) received HIV-tests, one state reported >95% testing. Indian public-health-care is a three-tiered system from primary-level sub-centres (population-5000) to tertiary-level hospitals. ANC involves multiple-visits per pregnancy at different care-levels and data are agg… Show more

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