Learning From HIV and AIDS 2003
DOI: 10.1017/cbo9780511614026.006
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What have clinicians learnt from working with HIV/AIDS? A medical perspective from London

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“…Peer Mentor Mother programmes to support women living with HIV during pregnancy are well established in the UK and internationally, with positive multidimensional impacts on vulnerable women and improvements in clinical outcomes (such as adherence, prevention of vertical transmission interventions and lower rates of depression) in randomised controlled trials . Many newly diagnosed pregnant women are initially reluctant to engage with peer support because of fears around confidentiality; however, the great majority of women who do engage find that it becomes one of the most highly valued interventions . We therefore strongly recommend that pregnant women are offered peer support.…”
Section: The Psychosocial Care Of Women Living With Hiv During Andmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Peer Mentor Mother programmes to support women living with HIV during pregnancy are well established in the UK and internationally, with positive multidimensional impacts on vulnerable women and improvements in clinical outcomes (such as adherence, prevention of vertical transmission interventions and lower rates of depression) in randomised controlled trials . Many newly diagnosed pregnant women are initially reluctant to engage with peer support because of fears around confidentiality; however, the great majority of women who do engage find that it becomes one of the most highly valued interventions . We therefore strongly recommend that pregnant women are offered peer support.…”
Section: The Psychosocial Care Of Women Living With Hiv During Andmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Support by trained peer-support workers is a valuable component of the management of HIV-positive pregnant women. Many newly diagnosed HIV-positive pregnant women are initially reluctant to engage with peer support; however, the great majority of women who do engage with it find that it becomes one of the most highly valued of all the interventions that they undertake [314].…”
Section: Antenatal Hiv Care Should Be Delivered By Mdt the Precise Cmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Support by trained peer‐support workers is a valuable component of the management of HIV‐positive pregnant women. Many newly diagnosed HIV‐positive pregnant women are initially reluctant to engage with peer support; however, the great majority of women who do engage with it find that it becomes one of the most highly valued of all the interventions that they undertake .…”
Section: Psychosocial Issuesmentioning
confidence: 99%