Figure 1.

Missed opportunities for repeat HIV testing and early antiretroviral therapy initiation at a district hospital in southwestern Kenya, 2011 to 2014. Dark black boxes indicate missed opportunities for repeat HIV testing (among women whose first antenatal care (ANC) visit was at ≤28 weeks gestational age) or early intervention of mother‐to‐child transmission of HIV through initiating antiretroviral therapy (among women whose first ANC visit was >28 weeks gestational age). Among patients who returned when eligible for a repeat HIV test (n = 494), “number of missed opportunities” indicates the number of times that they came for a clinic visit when eligible for a repeat HIV test, but were not tested. Thus, among eligible returnees who were eventually retested (n = 132), some had come for one or two visits when eligible without getting a retest. Similarly, among eligible returnees who were never retested (n = 362), they may have come to ANC anywhere between one and five times when eligible without getting a retest. Percentages are a subset of the level right above.