Table 2.
Rate of viral suppression |
Adjusted*RR of viral suppression |
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Clinic group | Hybrid group | Community group | Hybrid group versus clinic group |
Community group versus clinic group |
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RR (95% CI) | p value | RR (95% CI) | p value | |||||
Overall for South Africa and Uganda | 269/426 (63%) | 282/413 (68%) | 306/414 (74%) | 1·08 (0·98–1·19) | 0·12; 0·0049† | 1·18 (1·07–1·29) | 0·0005 | |
Gender overall | .. | .. | .. | .. | 0·035‡ | .. | 0·0067‡ | |
Men | 120/221 (54%) | 134/203 (66%) | 156/213 (73%) | 1·19 (1·02–1·40) | .. | 1·34 (1·16–1·55) | .. | |
Women | 149/205 (73%) | 148/210 (70%) | 150/201 (75%) | 0·98 (0·87–1·10) | .. | 1·04 (0·93–1·17) | .. | |
Age overall, years | .. | .. | .. | .. | 0·85‡ | .. | 0·50‡ | |
18–29 | 98/144 (68%) | 114/160 (71%) | 116/154 (75%) | 1·07 (0·92–1·24) | .. | 1·14 (0·98–1·31) | .. | |
≥30 | 171/282 (61%) | 168/253 (66%) | 190/260 (73%) | 1·08 (0·96–1·23) | .. | 1·20 (1·07–1·35) | .. | |
Site | .. | .. | .. | .. | 0·21‡ | .. | 0·16‡ | |
Southwestern Uganda | 64/84 (76%) | 66/91 (73%) | 74/94 (79%) | 0·97 (0·81–1·16) | .. | 1·06 (0·90–1·24) | .. | |
Midlands KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa | 125/213 (59%) | 137/216 (63%) | 151/220 (69%) | 1·08 (0·93–1·25) | .. | 1·17 (1·01–1·35) | .. | |
Northern KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa | 80/129 (62%) | 79/106 (75%) | 81/100 (81%) | 1·20 (1·01–1·42) | .. | 1·31 (1·11–1·55) | .. | |
South Africa | 205/342 (60%) | 216/322 (67%) | 232/320 (72%) | 1·12 (1·00–1·25) | 0·055; 0·0026† | 1·22 (1·09–1·36) | 0·0004 | |
Gender for South Africa | .. | .. | .. | .. | 0·037‡ | .. | 0·015‡ | |
Men | 91/178 (51%) | 100/153 (65%) | 113/158 (72%) | 1·26 (1·04–1·51) | .. | 1·39 (1·17–1·66) | .. | |
Women | 114/164 (70%) | 116/169 (69%) | 119/162 (73%) | 0·99 (0·86–1·15) | .. | 1·07 (0·93–1·22) | .. |
Data are n (%) unless specified. Data are for the modified intention-to-treat population, overall and among subgroups. RR=relative risk.
Adjusted for gender, age younger than 30 years, baseline CD4 cell count (WHO category), and study site.
p value for a one-sided Wald test for non-inferiority (RR >0·95).
p value for a Wald test for significant interaction.