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These data reflect a setting with an active outreach program for retention and thus may underestimate attrition in facilities without outreach programs. After delivery, an additional 19.3% to 45% of infants are lost to follow-up [20,21]. At least one quarter of infants are enrolled late in EID, missing the target for EID testing by 6 weeks of age [22]. Consequently, a significant proportion of mother-infant pairs receive incomplete services [23].
JMIR Res Protoc 2019;8(6):e13268
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These processes are automated and may result in up to 14 provider alerts per infant enrolled (average of 3 to 5) and 3 or more SMS messages to mothers over the course of EID services, depending on infant test results and timeliness of seeking care.
JMIR Mhealth Uhealth 2018;6(8):e169
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