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. 2018 Dec 21;6(2):e81–e92. doi: 10.1016/S2352-3018(18)30258-3

Table 4.

Participation in the PopART intervention and accepting an offer of HIV testing

Men
Women
HIV self-testing Non-HIV self-testing Adjusted odds ratio (95% CI)* p value HIV self-testing Non-HIV self-testing Adjusted odds ratio (95% CI)* p value
Participation in the PopART intervention
Overall 4331/6368 (68%) 4219/6486 (65%) 1·27 (0·99–1·63) 0·06 5959/6899 (86%) 6237/7220 (86%) 1·00 (0·77–1·30) 0·99
Young adults (age 16–29 years) 2281/3129 (73%) 2273/3233 (70%) 1·18 (0·91–1·52) 0·21 3176/3640 (87%) 3297/3769 (88%) 1·04 (0·82–1·33) 0·74
Older adults (age ≥30 years) 2050/3239 (63%) 1946/3253 (60%) 1·29 (0·98–1·69) 0·07 2783/3259 (85%) 2940/3451 (85%) 0·97 (0·71–1·33) 0·86
Resident in PopART annual rounds 1 and 2, but did not participate in either round 148/441 (34%) 105/427 (25%) 1·59 (1·08–2·33) 0·02 64/142 (45%) 54/140 (39%) 1·20 (0·71–2·03) 0·50
Participated in PopART annual rounds 1 or 2 or both, but declined door-to-door HIV testing 402/656 (61%) 390/665 (59%) 1·26 (0·85–1·87) 0·24 547/688 (80%) 604/760 (80%) 0·99 (0·66–1·48) 0·95
Accepting an offer of HIV testing services among individuals eligible for HIV testing
Overall 3581/4069 (88%) 3242/3890 (83%) 1·42 (1·10–1·85) 0·01 4496/5271 (85%) 4558/5414 (84%) 1·05 (0·82–1·35) 0·68
Young adults (age 16–29 years) 2063/2253 (92%) 1945/2239 (87%) 1·56 (1·15–2·12) 0·01 2714/3009 (90%) 2731/3090 (88%) 1·29 (0·95–1·74) 0·10
Older adults (age ≥30 years) 1518/1816 (84%) 1297/1651 (79%) 1·44 (1·07–1·94) 0·02 1782/2262 (79%) 1827/2324 (79%) 1·02 (0·79–1·33) 0·85
Resident in PopART annual rounds 1 and 2, but did not participate in either round 122/142 (86%) 83/102 (81%) 1·33 (0·66–2·66) 0·42 43/62 (69%) 26/49 (53%) 1·74 (0·76–3·98) 0·19
Participated in PopART annual rounds 1 or 2 or both, but declined door-to-door HIV testing 276/396 (70%) 223/377 (59%) 1·64 (1·05–2·54) 0·03 300/529 (57%) 327/580 (56%) 1·02 (0·71–1·45) 0·93

Data are n/N (%).

*

Adjusted for sex, age, community, and clustering by zones.

Three individuals who first used an HIV self-test kit in the absence of a community HIV care provider but later self-reported being HIV positive were not included.