Table 2.

Linkage to care by facility at HIV diagnosis among people who inject drugs^a and had their HIV infection diagnosed during 2013, by selected characteristics-National HIV Surveillance System, 28 jurisdictions^b, United States.

	Type of facility at diagnosis
	Inpatient			Outpatient			Screening, diagnostic, referral agencyc
	Total	Linked to Cared		Total	Linked to Cared		Total	Linked to Cared
	No.	No.	(%)	No.	No.	(%)	No.	No.	(%)
Characteristic
Sex
Male	245	207	84.5	246	195	79.0	67	39	58.2
Female	163	146	89.1	222	182	81.9	57	35	62.0
Race/ethnicity
Black/African American	184	158	85.6	201	161	80.3	48	26	54.5
Hispanic/Latinoe	100	87	87.4	89	70	78.5	22	13	59.1
White	96	86	89.2	149	124	83.0	48	32	66.6
Otherf	29	22	77.5	29	21	72.8	6	3	53.6
Age group at diagnosis (yrs)
13-24	25	24	93.3	42	27	64.4	25	13	51.4
25-34	68	58	86.1	103	84	81.2	47	28	60.5
35-44	90	80	88.9	96	81	84.0	28	19	69.2
45-54	117	101	86.4	139	114	82.0	18	11	60.6
55+	109	90	82.6	88	71	80.7	6	3	46.6
Stage at diagnosis
HIV infection stage 1, 2	218	167	76.3	358	269	75.1	112	62	55.7
or unknown
HIV infection stage 3 [AIDS])	190	186	97.8	110	108	97.5	12	12	100
Totalg	409	353	86.3	468	377	80.4	124	74	60.0

Abbreviation: HIV = human immunodeficiency virus.

^aData statistically adjusted to account for missing transmission categories.

^bJurisdictions include Alabama, Alaska, Arkansas, California, District of Columbia, Hawaii, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Louisiana, Maine, Maryland, Michigan, Missouri, Nebraska, New Hampshire, New York, North Dakota, Oregon, South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Virginia, Washington, West Virginia, and Wisconsin.

^cExamples include blood banks, family planning clinics, sexually transmitted disease clinics and case management agencies.

^dDefined as one or more CD4+ T-lymphocyte or viral load test within 3 months after diagnosis.

^eHispanic/Latino can be of any race.

^fIncludes American Indian/Alaska Native, Asian, Native Hawaiian/Other Pacific Islander, and multiple races.

^gEstimates might not sum to total.