The Kisalaya Cohort

            
            Start year: 2008
        
            Birth and Maternal Cohort
        
            National
        
            Longitudinal

Participants

                            1,675
                        
Gender
Women

Study overview

Overview

Study title: The Kisalaya Cohort
Participants enrolled: 1,675
Lead institute: Public Health Research Institute of India (PHRII)
Principal investigator (PI): Purnima Madhivanan (PHRII)
Principal investigator profile: Open profile
Study design: Longitudinal
Location: Karnataka (Mysore)
Single / multiple sites: Single Site
Key highlights: This program was established for providing integrated antenatal care (ANC) and human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) testing. Its overarching goal was to reduce adverse birth outcomes and pediatric HIV infections in rural South India.
Reference paper 1: https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC7340618/

Published Year

2020

Insights & criteria

Insights

Inclusion criteria: Pregnant women in that geographical area and Mother Infant Dyad
Socio‑demographic / economic: Rural Setting
Recruitment and timeline: 2008-2012
Follow‑up: Follow-up 1-
With 15 days of delivery postnatal mothers & newborns
Follow-up 2-
2- 6 months after delivery mothers & 6 months old infants
Follow-up 3-
(2019-2020) 10-11 years
Keywords: Birth, Maternal Health, Pregnancy, Antenatal Care

Details

Gender: Women
Scope: National
Category: Birth and Maternal Cohort