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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2019 Dec 1.
Published in final edited form as: Lancet HIV. 2018 Oct 8;5(12):e696–e705. doi: 10.1016/S2352-3018(18)30245-5

Table 2:

Sensitivity analyses for the primary outcome of complete early infant diagnosis

Intervention (n=392) Control (n=298) Adjusted odds ratio (95% CI)* p value
Hospital volume
High volume (n=341) 184/226 (81%, 76–87) 99/115 (86%, 80–93) 0·7 (0·4–1·3) 0·28
Medium volume (n=208) 104/109 (95%, 92–99) 55/99 (56%, 46–66) 16·8 (6·3–44·9) <0·0001
Low volume (n=141) 46/57 (81%, 71–91) 26/84 (31%, 21–41) 9·4 (4·2–21·4) <0·0001
Analysis strategy
Standard 334/392 (85%, 82–89) 180/298 (60%, 55–66) 3·7 (2·5–5·5) <0·0001
Intention to treat 334/474 (70%, 66–75) 180/334 (54%, 49–59) 2·0 (1·6–2·8) <0·0001

Data are n (%, 95% CI). Table shows the differential effect of the HITSystem by hospital volume and analysis strategy.

*

Adjusted for maternal age, education level, and HIV disclosure status.

Infant deaths and transfers regarded as incomplete early infant diagnosis.