Table 3.

Comparison of characteristics between EBIs and non-EBIs, EIs and non-EIs included in PRS Best Practices Review

Characteristics	5 EBIs n (%)	12 Non-EBIs n (%)	5 Els n (%)	2 Non-EIs n (%)
Outcomes
Linkage to HIV care	1 (20)	1 (8)	1 (20)	2 (100)
Retention in HIV care	3 (60)	9 (75)	4 (80)	0
Both	1 (20)	2 (17)	0	0
Re-engagement	0	0	0	0
Location
U.S.	4 (80)	9 (75)	5 (100)	2 (100)
International	1 (20)	3 (25)	NA	NA
Primary Setting
Clinic only	4 (80)	11 (92)	4 (80)	2 (100)
Clinic & Communityb	1 (20)	1 (9)	1 (20)	0
Specific Population Focusc
African American/black	0	0	2 (40)	0
Hispanic/Latino	0	0	3 (60)	0
Youth or young persons	0	1(9)	2 (40)	0
MSM	0	0	1 (20)	0
Women only	0	1(9)	0	0
Persons with substance use or mental health issues	1(20)	1(9)	0	0
Recently incarcerated	0	1(9)	0	0
Veterans	0	1(9)	0	0
Study-Related
Baseline sample size (min, max)	96,1838	60,10095	43,11039	6, 28a
Percent Persons of Color (mean)	81%	86%	88%	NR
Percent Women (mean)	36%	48%	22%	NR

^aSample sizes reflect the number of persons testing HIV positive.

^bCommunity-based organizations, field settings

^cMultiple responses possible

EBI = Evidence-based intervention

EI = Evidence-informed intervention

NR = Not reported