“…These included an increase in uptake of modern contraceptive methods (Gullo et al, 2017;Zamawe & Mandiwa, 2016), increases in facility deliveries (Colbourn et al, 2013;Ekirapa-Kiracho et al, 2017), an increase in team births (Lori et al, 2013), increased dialogue about culturally sensitive topics (Babalola et al, 2006;Babalola et al, 2001;Ejembi et al, 2014;Gullo et al, 2017;Mburu et al, 2012;Undie et al, 2014;Wagman et al, 2015;Zamawe et al, 2016), increased intention of care seeking behaviors (Boone et al, 2016;Undie et al, 2014), increases in the number of antenatal care visits (Ekirapa-Kiracho et al, 2017;Mseu et al, 2014), increases in safe newborn practices (Ekirapa-Kiracho et al, 2017), improvement in breastfeeding practices (Ekirapa-Kiracho et al, 2017;Guyon et al, 2009), improved child and maternal dietary and feeding practices (Guyon et al, 2009) increased reliance on peer support and community networks for health concerns (Mburu et al, 2012;Prata et al, 2012;Rosato et al, 2012), a decrease in intimate partner violence (Wagman et al, 2015), and decreased intention to perform FGC (Babalola et al, 2006). One systematic review concluded CM interventions in SSA have been focused on the health of HIV negative women and lack studies on CM for HIV positive women (Muzyamba et al, 2017).…”