Condition: Hiv · Sexually Transmitted Infections (Not HIV or Hepatitis) · Sponsor: University of Washington
The investigators will conduct a 3-arm individual-level RCT in Kisumu and Siaya, Kenya to compare perinatal outcomes associated with 3 models of STI testing and management in antenatal care. The investigators will enroll 3132 pregnant women and randomize 1:1:1 to receive standard-of-care (syndromic management only without CT, NG, or TV testing) vs. CT, NG, and TV testing using Xpert® assays universally vs. only among women without STI symptoms. All women with STIs detected and/or symptoms per Ministry of Health algorithms will receive immediate treatment, EPT per national guidelines, and tests of cure. All participants will be enrolled during routine antenatal care and followed through 9-months postpartum. The investigators will quantify and compare a composite outcome of pregnancy loss/stillbirth, PTB, LBW, SGA, and neonatal death, between randomization arms, in addition to several secondary and exploratory outcomes.
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Lauren Gomez · 206-685-5044 · gomezL4@uw.edu
Felix Abuna · +254 721 230652 · fabuna@uw.edu
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| Homa Bay Teaching and Referral Hospital | Homa Bay, Kenya | Recruiting |
| Rachuonyo South Sub County Hospital | Homa Bay, Kenya | Recruiting |
| Rangwe Sub County Hospital | Homa Bay, Kenya | Recruiting |
| Chulaimbo County hospital | Kisumu, Kenya | Recruiting |
| Kisumu County Hospital | Kisumu, Kenya | Recruiting |
| Lumumba Sub County hospital | Kisumu, Kenya | Recruiting |
| Migosi Sub County Hospital | Kisumu, Kenya | Recruiting |
| Yala sub County Hospital | Yala, Kenya | Recruiting |
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