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. 2018 Apr 18;13(4):e0195362. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0195362

Table 3. The association between facility characteristics and the frequency of concordant data elements in paper records and KenyaEMR during baseline RDQAs.

Concordance score1 β2 (95% CI) P-value
Facility type
    Health centre 11.7 Ref
    Other facility type 12.1 1.15 (-1.76–4.06) 0.439
Facility ownership
    Ministry of Health 11.9 Ref
    Faith-based organization 11.6 -1.25 (-3.06–0.56) 0.176
Months of EMR implementation
    13–18 months 11.4 Ref
    19–23 months 12.7 0.57 (-2.30–3.43) 0.699
    24–31 months 11.1 -1.64 (-7.00–3.72) 0.549
Patients ever enrolled in HIV care
    Under 300 11.6 Ref
    301–999 12.9 1.84 (-0.55–4.24) 0.131
    1000 and over 11.5 0.27 (-3.80–4.34) 0.896
All facilities 11.9

1 20 data elements were used to generate the concordance score, with one point awarded for each of the 20 elements that had matching values recorded on paper records and KenyaEMR (0 indicates no concordant elements, 20 indicates complete concordance). The 20 data elements were patient ID, sex, date of birth, enrollment date, enrollment program, entry point, last visit date, next visit date, number of clinic visits, first CD4 count, last CD4 count, first WHO stage, last WHO stage, last co-trimoxazole date, ART start date, ART regimen, weight, transfer in date, transfer out date, and date of death.

2 A multivariable GEE model was used to determine if facility characteristics were associated with a difference in the mean concordance score across 20 data elements. GEE models used an identity link, normal distribution, exchangeable correlation matrix, and robust standard errors that allow for clustering by facility.