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. 2020 Oct 5;27:100567. doi: 10.1016/j.eclinm.2020.100567

Table 3.

Factors associated with being seen by an HCV clinician while in jail among those with detectable HCV RNA.

Patient characteristics Seen by an HCV clinician while in jail N (Row%a) Unadjusted RR (95% CI) Adjusted RR (95% CI)b
Age (birth year)
Before 1945
1945–1965
After 1965

5 (27·8)
813 (40·2)
995 (37·9)


1·75 (0·62, 4·92)
1·59 (0·56, 4·46)

Not significant
Sex
Male
Female

1542 (38·7)
271 (39·9)


1·05 (0·89, 1·24)


1.41 (1.15, 1.72)
Race / ethnicity
Hispanic
Non-Hispanic Black
Non-Hispanic White
Other or unknown

874 (38·7)
577 (42·7)
315 (33·4)
47 (42·3)


1·18 (1·03, 1·35)
0·79 (0·68, 0·93)
1·16 (0·79, 1·71)

Not significant
HIV
Positive
Not-Positive

612 (75·6)
1201 (31·2)

6·83 (5·74, 8·13)

11.05 (9.07, 13.46)
Long stayc
Yes
No

1070 (64·9)
743 (24·6)

5·65 (4·96, 6·44)

8.11 (6.98, 9.42)
Frequent stayd
Yes
No

81 (50·0)
1732 (38·5)

1·60 (1·17, 2·19)

1.51 (1.04, 2.18)
Serious mental illness
Yes
No

313 (45·6)
1500 (37·7)

1·38 (1·17, 1·63)

Not significant
Opioid use disorder
Yes
No

1372 (38·1)
441 (41·5)

0·87 (0·75, 1·00)

Not significant

RR = risk ratio.

a

Denominators are those with detectable HCV RNA.

b

Final multivariable model included age, sex, race/ethnicity, HIV status, long stay status, and frequent stay status, serious mental illness, and opioid use disorder.

c

All patients with ≥1 jail stay that was ≥120 days during the cohort time frame (January 1, 2014 to December 31, 2017).

d

All patients with ≥10 incarcerations during the cohort time frame (January 1, 2014 to December 31, 2017).