A community health worker tool improves HIV case identification in children, suggesting enhanced health outcomes.
The cICT was acceptable and feasible to implement, revealing nearly a quarter of WLHIV had children with unknown HIV status. The tool's simplicity and scalability make it a high-impact approach for HIV programmes to quantify, track and confirm the status of HIV-exposed untested children and facilitate timely identification of CLHIV by embedding ICT screening within routine ART care for WLHIV.
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