Table 1 Identification, HIV testing and enrolment into care of family members through a family-focused approach
From: Family model of HIV care and treatment: a retrospective study in Kenya
Index male | Index female | Index total | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
n (%) or mean | 95% CI** | n (%) or mean | 95% CI** | n (%)or mean | 95% CI** | |
Sample size | 96 | 201 | 297 | |||
Missing | 9 | 3 | 12 | |||
Sample | 87 (31%) | 198 (69%) | 285 | |||
Measures | ||||||
Family members identified | 236 | 489 | 725 | |||
   partners identified†| 77 (33%) | (27%, 39%) | 164 (34%) | (29%, 38%) | 241 (33%) | (30%, 37%) |
   children identified†| 159 (67%) | (61%, 73%) | 325 (66%) | (62%, 71%) | 484 (67%) | (63%, 70%) |
Family members tested for HIV†| 137 (58%) | (51%, 64%) | 315 (64%) | (60%, 69%) | 452 (62%) | (59%, 66%) |
   partners tested for HIV* | 63 (82%) | (71%, 90%) | 113 (69%) | (61%, 76%) | 176 (73%) | (67%, 79%) |
   children tested for HIV* | 74 (47%) | (39%, 55%) | 202 (62%) | (57%, 67%) | 276 (57%) | (52%, 61%) |
Family members HIV positive* | 52 (38%) | (30%, 47%) | 123 (39%) | (33%, 45%) | 175 (39%) | (34%, 43%) |
   partners HIV positive‡ | 41 (65%) | (52%, 77%) | 84 (74%) | (65%, 82%) | 125 (71%) | (64%, 78%) |
   children HIV positive ‡ | 11 (15%) | (8%, 25%) | 39 (19%) | (14%, 25%) | 50 (18%) | (14%, 23%) |
Family members enrolled¥ | 47 (90%) | (79%, 97%) | 107 (87%) | (80%, 92%) | 154 (88%) | (82%, 92%) |
   partners enrolled¥¥ | 39 (95%) | (83%, 99%) | 72 (86%) | (76%, 92%) | 111 (89%) | (82%, 94%) |
   children enrolled ¥¥ | 8 (73%) | (39%, 94%) | 35 (90%) | (76%, 97%) | 43 (86%) | (73%, 94%) |
Family member identification per index patient | 2.71 | (2.33, 3.09) | 2.47 | (2.25, 2.68) | 2.54 | (2.36, 2.73) |
Family member tests per index patient ▶▶ | 1.57 | (1.26, 1.89) | 1.59 | (1.40, 1.79) | 1.59 | (1.42, 1.75) |