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. 2017 Nov 28;14(11):e1002458. doi: 10.1371/journal.pmed.1002458

Table 3. Primary and secondary study outcomes at 1 month and 4 months.

Outcome1 1 month 4 months
Direct provision Facility collection Standard-of-care Direct provision Facility collection Standard-of-care
HIV testing
Tested for HIV* 275/289 (95.2%) 258/321 (80.4%) 226/316 (71.5%) 261/262 (99.6%) 288/297 (97.0%) 263/302 (87.1%)
        Tested for HIV twice --- --- --- 228/262(87.0%) 212/287 (71.4%) 174/302 (57.6%)
Used an HIV self-test 272/289 (94.1%) 250/321 (77.9%) 0/316 (0%) 258/262 (98.5%) 279/297 (93.9%) 5/302 (1.7%)
        Used a self-test twice --- --- --- 218/262 (83.2%) 202/297 (68.0%) ---
Tested for HIV at a facility2 27/289 (9.3%) 28/321 (8.7%) 211/316 (66.8%) 56/262 (21.4%) 75/297 (25.3%) 259/302 (85.8%)
        Tested for HIV at a facility twice --- --- --- 4/262 (1.5%) 9/297 (3.0%) 136/302 (45.0%)
Tested HIV-positive 39/287 (13.6%) 54/312 (17.3%) 39/301 (13.0%) 44/260 (16.9%) 80/289 (27.7%) 53/294 (18.0%)
Linkage to care3
Sought medical care for HIV 17/287 (5.9%) 13/312 (4.2%) 25/301 (8.3%) 27/260 (10.4%) 37/289 (12.8%) 37/294 (12.6%)
Initiated ART 13/287 (4.5%) 10/312 (3.2%) 13/301 (4.3%) 19/260 (7.3%) 27/289 (9.3%) 24/294 (8.2%)

*Prespecified primary outcomes: any HIV testing at 1 month and 4 months.

1All testing and linkage to care outcomes self-reported since study start.

2Facility-based HIV testing included private and public healthcare facilities.

3For these outcomes, participants had to report both testing HIV positive and seeking HIV-related medical care or initiating ART.