Abstracted Blood Pressure Measurements in Health Outcomes around Pregnancy and Exposure to HIV/ARVs

EVW0377: Abstracted Blood Pressure Measurements (February 2025)
Study Description
The Health Outcomes around Pregnancy and Exposure to HIV/ARVs (HOPE) study investigates physical and mental health outcomes and health related behaviors of women living with HIV of reproductive age, including women living with HIV since birth. Health outcomes include HIV disease course, engagement in care, mental health, pregnancy, reproductive health and choices, and cardiometabolic health as well as multi-level social and structural determinants of health and sources of resilience. The framework is informed by a social ecological model, life course perspective, and community engagement. Data collection consists of clinical assessments, online surveys, health interviews, collection of specimens and medical chart abstraction designed to achieve the primary objectives and domain specific aims of the study, as outlined in the protocol. Results from HOPE aim to advance the health of women living with HIV, inform clinical guidelines and shape supportive interventions and policies that address the needs and priorities of women living with HIV and their families. HOPE includes 437 women aged 18-45 living with HIV enrolled into one of four groups: Nulliparous and non-pregnant (n=85), Pregnant or recently delivered (n=58), Postpartum and non-pregnant (n=79), or Parous and non-pregnant (n=215)