Home visitors fight HIV, malnutrition, and depression for rural moms
NCT ID NCT03517878
Summary
This study tested whether sending trained community health workers to visit pregnant women at home could improve health for both mothers and their babies. It followed nearly 1,500 women in rural South Africa for a year after giving birth. The program aimed to help with challenges like HIV, alcohol use, depression, and child nutrition by providing support and connecting families to care.
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Locations
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Stellenbosch University
Stellenbosch, South Africa
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Zithulele Hospital
Mqanduli, Eastern Cape, 5080, South Africa
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