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. 2020 Feb 24;23(2):e25455. doi: 10.1002/jia2.25455

Table 1.

UTT trial design and HIV incidence outcomes in sub‐Saharan Africa

Trial BCPP/Ya Tsie HPTN 071 (PopART) SEARCH ANRS 12249 (TasP)
Country Botswana South Africa/Zambia Kenya/Uganda South Africa
Prevalence 29% 22% 4% to 19% 30%
Arm C I C

I

Arm A

I

Arm B

C I C I
Universal testing
  Home, mobile   Home + field (men, youth) Home + field (men, youth)

Multi‐dz Fairs/

Home

Multi‐dz Fairs/

Home

Home Home
Testing frequency   Baseline; ongoing targeted   Ongoing Annual

Ongoing

~Annual

Baseline Annual 6 monthly 6 monthly
Enhanced linkage        
Rapid ART Start              
  (from 2016)              
Universal Treatment  
(from 2016) (from 2016) (from 2016)   (from 2016) (from 2016)      
Differentiated ART Delivery         a    
      (Zambiac) (Zambiac)        
Population viral suppression
At start 75% 70% 52%

57%b

74%b

+17b

42% 42% 26% 23%
At end 83% 88% 68% 68% 79% 45% 46%
Difference +8 +18 +16 +26 +37 +19 +23
HIV Incidence
Annual Incidence for 100 person‐years 0.92 0.59 1.55 1.24b 0.27 0.25 2.27 2.11

Reduction

(I vs. C)

31% Reduction 20% Reduction

Not significant,

32% reduction in intervention arm between years 1 & 3

Not significant

Additional details are previously published 11. C, control; I, Intervention; UTT, Universal test and treat.

a

Patient‐centered care, including “friendly provider service,” flexible clinic hours, tiered tracking, and provider access via mobile phone 12

b

both intervention arms were pooled for HPTN 071 (PopART) for population viral suppression and HIV incidence

c

option for ART delivery in community adherence groups.