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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2018 Feb 1.
Published in final edited form as: Lancet HIV. 2016 Nov 30;4(2):e74–e82. doi: 10.1016/S2352-3018(16)30214-4

Table 3.

HIV testing, new HIV diagnoses, enrolment in HIV care, and new HIV testing of sexual partners at 6 week follow-up

Immediate group
(n=586 sex partners at
6 week follow-up)
Delayed group
(n=680 sex partners at
enrolment)
IRR (95% CI)* Coefficient of
variation (95% CI)
Incremental NNTI

Tested 392 (67%); 0713 85 (13%); 0·149 4·8 (37-6·4) 0·32 (0·17-0·48) 1·8

Newly diagnosed 136 (23%); 0247 28 (4%); 0·049 5·0 (3·2-7·9) 0·10 (0·03-0·17) 5·1

Newly enrolled in HIV care 88 (15%); 0160 19 (3%); 0·033 4·4 (2·6-7·4) 0·05 (0·01-0·10) 7·9

Tested for the fi rst time 81 (14%); 0·147 4 (1%); 0·007 14·8 (5·4-41·0) 0·08 (0·02-0·14) 7·1

Data are n (%); outcome per index case unless otherwise indicated. IRR=incidence rate ratio. NNTI=number needed to interview.

*

Estimated with use of generalised estimating equation Poisson regression with independent correlation matrix and index cases as off set variable.