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. 2019 Jun 27;8(6):e14091. doi: 10.2196/14091

Table 2.

Projected sample sizes across HIV prevention and treatment cascade outcomes (N=200).

Cascade stage Baseline, n (%) 12-months, n (%) Difference in proportions Outcomes
HIV test and risk reduction counseling in past 3 months 75 (37.5) 195 (95.0) 57.5 Increase in the proportion of TW who know their HIV status
HIV positive 46 (23.0) 66 (33.0) 10.0 Identify new HIV infections in TW

Linked to care 22 (47.8) 66 (100.0) 52.2 Increase in the proportion of HIV-positive TW linked to care

Retained in care 9 (40.9) 60 (90.9) 50.0 Increase in the proportion of HIV-positive TW retained in care and treatment

Adhered to ARTa 11 (50.0) 60 (90.9) 40.9 Increase in the proportion of HIV-positive TW prescribed ART

Viral suppressed 5 (45.5) 50 (83.3) 37.8 Increase in the proportion of HIV positive TW who are virally suppressed
HIV negative 154 (77.0) 134 (67.0) 10.0 Identify high-risk HIV-uninfected TW

Completed referrals to HIV prevention services 35 (22.7) 70 (52.2) 29.5 Link high-risk HIV-uninfected TW to HIV prevention services, including access to pre-exposure prophylaxis
STIb screening, risk reduction counseling, and treatment in past 3 months 50 (25.0) 200 (100.0) 75.0 Increase in the proportion of TW screened and treated for STIs

aART: antiretroviral therapy.

bSTI: sexually transmitted infection.