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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2020 Aug 1.
Published in final edited form as: Hepatology. 2019 Mar 26;70(2):476–486. doi: 10.1002/hep.30501

Table 1.

Number and prevalence of patients tested for hepatitis C virus (HCV) antibody and identified as HCV antibody positive and HCV RNA positive (chronically infected), by health center and demographic characteristics at five Federally Qualified Health Centers, Philadelphia PA, 2012–2016

Characteristic HCV Antibody Tested HCV Antibody Positive HCV RNA Positive*
N n Prevalence n Prevalence Overall prevalence among patients tested for HCV antibody
Total 14790 1323 8.9 885 66.9 6.0
Health center
 Mary Howard Health Center 2491 374 15.0 276 73.8 11.1
 Public Health Management Corporation (PHMC) Care Clinic 3573 637 17.8 448 70.3 12.5
 Health Connection 2662 118 4.4 68 57.6 2.6
 Congreso Health Center 2816 119 4.2 54 45.4 1.9
 Rising Sun Health Center 3248 75 2.3 39 52.0 1.2
PHMC Care Clinic patient
 No 11217 686 6.1 437 63.7 3.9
 Yes 3573 637 17.8 448 70.3 12.5
Sex
 Male 7308 898 12.3 652 72.6 8.9
 Female 7482 425 5.7 233 54.8 3.1
Race/ethnicity
 Non-Hispanic Black 7800 634 8.1 441 69.6 5.7
 Non-Hispanic White 1403 377 26.9 259 68.7 18.5
 Hispanic 4094 223 5.4 125 56.1 3.1
 Other/Missing 1493 89 6.0 60 67.4 4.0
Birth cohort 1945–1965
 No 7070 591 8.4 382 64.6 5.4
 Yes 7525 732 9.5 503 68.7 6.7
 Missing 195 0 0.0 0 0.0 0.0
*

Patients with chronic HCV infection

Of patients tested for HCV antibody

Of patients with a positive HCV antibody test result

Note: With implementation of reflex testing, the proportion of HCV antibody positive patients who had confirmatory HCV RNA testing was over 94% at each site: n=363 (97.1%) at Mary Howard Health Center, n=609 (95.6%) at Public Health Management Corporation Care Clinic, n=111 (94.1%) at Health Connection, n=116 (97.5%) at Congreso Health Center, and n=73 (97.3%) at Rising Sun Health Center.