Table 4.

Behaviors associated with HIV transmission among participants who would have been newly diagnosed with HIV under 10 candidate outreach testing strategies in the 14 cross-border areas selected for the East Africa Cross Border Integrated Health Study, 2016

	No. newly diagnosed1	Average No. sex partners in past 12 months				Percentage with 2 or more partners in past 4 weeks
Strategy		Avg.	95% CI			Population %	95% CI
1. Offer testing to people found at venues in cross border areas	307	4.4	1.9, 6.9			30.2	23.9, 36.5
2. Offer testing to people found at venues that do not currently offer HIV testing	207	2.8	2.1, 3.6			31.0	23.2, 38.8
3. Offer testing to workers at venues in cross border areas	92	2.9	1.8, 4.1			35.7	24.7, 46.7
4. Offer testing to people at venues where people have sex on site	167	2.9	2.0, 3.8			28.2	20.8, 35.5
5. Offer testing to young people ages 24 and under	83	5.7	0.3, 11.1			37.0	27.0, 47.0
6. Offer testing to people who live at a venue where people drink, socialize, or meet new sexual partners	87	5.3	0.5, 10.0			31.4	23.4, 39.4
7. Offer testing to people found in venues at or adjacent to truck stops	84	6.6	0, 14.5			27.5	17.4, 37.5
8. Offer testing to people found in venues in landing sites (i.e. fishing villages)	105	3.8	0, 8.0			23.2	14.5, 31.9
9. Offer testing to people found in Discos, Nightclubs, and Brothels	12	1.2	0, 3.0			17.8	0.0, 41.2
10. Offer testing to people found in and around a border crossing	143	6.8	1.5, 12.2			33.0	24.1, 41.8

¹Number of participants newly diagnosed with HIV in the CBIHS who would have been tested had this strategy been in place