The effect of Connecticut's mandatory neonatal human immunodeficiency virus testing law on maternal testing in a clinic population

Catalonia has a good coverage of HIV testing among childbearing women, although it is lower in private hospitals. Frequently prenatal HIV testing is not documented in medical records and women are unaware of it. Improving the prenatal care and tailoring these programmes to specific populations, like migrants or marginalized groups, will result in a better understanding of HIV prevention and in an increase in HIV testing before delivery.

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Coverage of HIV testing among pregnant women in Catalonia, Spain: A comparison of self-reporting with medical records

Pérez

Blanch²,

Casabona³

et al. 2004

The European Journal of Public Health

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The effect of Connecticut's mandatory neonatal human immunodeficiency virus testing law on maternal testing in a clinic population

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Coverage of HIV testing among pregnant women in Catalonia, Spain: A comparison of self-reporting with medical records

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