via UCSF School of Nursing
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Study Purpose:
To understand what factors influence infant feeding decisions among postpartum people living with HIV in the US. The specific aims include
- Aim 1: To describe infant feeding decision-making for those living with HIV at the intersection of race, gender, and class
- Aim 2: To explore the systemic and institutional influences on infant feeding decision-making
Study Details:
- Up to 50 participants will be interviewed individually for approximately 60 minutes.
- Interviews will focus on personal experiences and perspectives on infant feeding, pregnancy, postpartum care, and support systems while living with HIV.
- A total of 2 follow-up interviews may be needed.
- Observations in pediatric, infectious disease, OB provider settings, as well as in community settings
- Participation is voluntary, and participants may withdraw at any time.
- A $50.00 e-card is provided after the initial interview, a $25 e-card after each follow-up interview, and a $25 e-card for each observation.
Eligibility Criteria:
- Age 18–45
- Living with HIV
- Given birth on or after January 2023
- Residing in the US
- Able to speak, read, and understand English
