Evaluating the Feasibility of Point of Care Birth Testing in Eswatini

Inclusion Criteria: * HIV Exposed Infants * Must have been newly born at the study sites or presenting in study sites within 3 days after birth * Tested for HIV using POC EID platform (mother or caregiver agreed to have infant tested) * Health Care Workers (HCWs) * HCWs who have used POC EID for at least three months, at project sites * HCWs that work directly with POC EID services at maternity providing clinical services or operating the platform * HCWs who consent to be interviewed * HCWs able to speak one of the study languages * Laboratory Managers and program leads/focal persons: * National or regional level manager or head of department whose responsibilities include EID * Member of a national technical working group or advisory board member working on EID * National level representative from the MOH * Laboratory managers in the 3 study sites * Participants 18 years and above who consent to be interviewed * Mothers/caregivers: * Mother/caregiver of an HEI who was offered POC EID at birth * Provides consent to participate in the study * Is 18 years or older, or is less than 18 years old but is legally married (and thus legally emancipated) * Speaks one of the study languages Exclusion Criteria: * HEIs: * HEI tested for HIV using conventional EID at projects sites * HEI whose caregivers refuse birth testing * HEI where the clinician deems there is a contra-indication for sample collection for birth testing (e.g. severe hemophilia) * HCWs: * HCWs who work within project sites that do not make use of EID (i.e. HCWs who are not involved directly with EID) * HCWs working in non-project sites * HCWs who are unable to consent or do not speak a study language * Laboratory Managers and program leads/focal persons: * Inability to give consent * Inability to speak study language * Mothers/Caregivers: * Not eligible for POC birth testing services * Not able to consent * Does not speak English or SiSwati