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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2012 Sep 6.
Published in final edited form as: AIDS. 2012 Jan 2;26(1):77–86. doi: 10.1097/QAD.0b013e32834dcee9

Table 2.

Metrics of the timing of HIV diagnosis and linkage to HIV care among persons diagnosed with HIV in King County, 2005–2009

HIV Surveillance One-on-One Program

2005 (n = 325) 2006 (n = 314) 2007 (n = 324) 2008 (n = 316) 2009 (n = 311) Combined (n = 1590) 2005–09 (n = 368)
Completed HIV testing history, No. (% total) 138 (42) 196 (62) 203 (63) 200 (63) 187 (60) 925 (58) 314 (85)
 Never previously tested, No. (% of those with testing history) 13 (9) 34 (17) 34 (17) 33 (17) 26 (14) 140 (15) 34 (11)
 Intertest interval, median (IQR), monthsa 11 (5–27) 12 (5–36) 11 (6–31) 16 (8–36) 15 (6–33) 13 (6–33) 12 (6–28)
Completed CD4 count within 6 months of diagnosis, No. (%) 224 (69) 234 (75) 279 (86) 281 (89) 286 (92) 1304 (82) 348 (95)
 CD4 count, median (IQR), cells/mm3 349 (155–553) 328 (161–549) 383 (224–555) 355 (158–565) 342 (171–545) 357 (172–555) 453 (321–629)
AIDS within one year of HIV diagnosis, No. (%) 94 (29) 102 (32) 86 (27) 121 (38) 105 (34) 508 (32) NA
AIDS and death within one year of HIV diagnosis, No. (%) 3 (1) 7 (2) 4 (1) 10 (3) 7 (2) 31 (2) NA
Linked to initial HIV care within 3 months, No. (%) 268 (82) 271 (86) 291 (90) 287 (91) 282 (91) 1399 (88) NA
Linked to sustained HIV care, No. (%) NA NA 230 (71) 234 (74) 227 (73) 691 (73)b NA

IQR, interquartile range; NA, not applicable

a

Among persons who previously tested HIV negative

b

Denominator restricted to cases diagnosed between 2007 and 2009 (N=951)