Table 2.

Associations Between Program Characteristics and HIV Testing, Protocols, and Prophylaxis (N=174)^a

	Sample n(%)	HIV testing n = 172 (%)	p	nPEP Protocol n = 169 (%)	p	Offer nPEP n = 169 (%)	p
Total		53 (31)		125 (74)		106 (63)
Provide HIV testing
Yes	53 (31)	-		41 (33)	.320	45 (42)	.000b
No	119 (69)	-		83 (67)		61 (58)
Type of HIV testc
Rapid (oral) test	2 (4)	-		1 (2)	.298b	2 (5)	1.00b
Serum test	40 (77)	-		33 (80)		33 (75)
Both	10 (19)	-		7 (17)		9 (20)
nPEP Protocol
Yes	125 (74)	11 (21)	.320	-		92 (88)	.000b
No	44 (26)	41 (79)		-		12 (12)
Developing Protocold
Yes	18 (40)	5 (42)	1.00b	-		6 (46)	.739b
No	27 (60)	7 (58)		-		7 (54)
Offer nPEP
Yes	106 (63)	45 (86)	.000b	92 (75)	.000b	-
No	63 (37)	7 (14)		31(25)		-
Country n = 172
United States	149 (87)	39 (75)	.004	103 (82)	.010b	83 (79)	.000b
Canada	23 (13)	13 (25)		22 (18)		22 (21)
Patient Population
A/A	68 (39)	20 (38)	.827	49 (39)	.842	41 (39)	.897
A/A & Pediatric and Pediatric only	106 (61)	33 (62)		76 (61)		65 (61)
Community n = 172
Urban	77 (45)	23 (44)	.254	62 (50)	.153	51 (48)	.468
Suburban	48 (28)	11 (21)		32 (26)		27 (26)
Rural	47 (27)	18 (35)		31 (25)		28 (26)
Corporate Status n = 170
For-Profit	18 (11)	7 (13)	.431b	16 (13)	.159b	12 (12)	.799b
Non-profit	152 (89)	45 (86)		105 (87)		90 (88)
# Sexual Assault Exams Annually
< 50	50 (29)	15 (28)	.059b	32 (26)	.103b	27 (25)	.709
51–100	46 (26)	21 (40)		29 (23)		29 (27)
101–200	41 (24)	9 (17)		34 (27)		27 (25)
> 200	37 (21)	8 (15)		30 (24)		23 (22)

Note. nPEP = non-occupational post exposure prophylaxis; A/A= Adult/Adolescent

^aAll values computed with available data. For all categories with missing responses the total n is given. If no n is given then all 174 responses were present.

^bFisher’s exact

^cAsked of those responding they provide HIV testing, or skipped question 6 (n = 53)

^dAsked of those responding they did not have an nPEP protocol, or skipped question 9 (n = 45)