Characteristics of clients undergoing repeat HIV counseling and testing compared to clients newly-tested for HIV in Nyanza Province Oyaro P, Owuor K, Ng’eno.

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Characteristics of clients undergoing repeat HIV counseling and testing compared to clients newly-tested for HIV in Nyanza Province Oyaro P, Owuor K, Ng’eno H, Awuor N, Ong’wen P, Shade SB, Lewis-Kulzer J, Bukusi EA, Cohen CR UON collaborative Meeting 21 st to 25 th January 2013

Program Background  Family AIDS Care and Education Services (FACES) Family focused program Collaboration between Kenya Medical Research Institute (KEMRI) and University of California, San Francisco (UCSF) Operational since September 2004 in Nyanza and Nairobi  Program areas Provider Initiated Testing and Counseling (PITC) Prevention of Mother to Child Transmission (PMTCT) HIV Care and Treatment Voluntary Male Medical Circumcision (VMMC)

Background  According to Kenya AIDS Indicator Survey 2009, only 35.6% of Kenyan adults had ever tested for HIV  HTC is the entry point to the HIV care, treatment and further preventive programs Those tested positive referred for treatment Those tested negative referred for prevention measures  Multiple HTC strategies are ongoing in the country (PITC, HBCT and VCT)  There are naïve and repeat testers

HTC in practice

Study Objective  To identify characteristics of clients undergoing repeat HIV counseling and testing compared to clients newly- tested for HIV in Nyanza Province

Study methods  Retrospective cohort study  Proportional stratified random sample Adult patients in outpatient setting Tested between October and December high volume sites in 3 districts of south Nyanza  Data abstraction from MoH PITC registers  Variables included age, gender, HIV status, individual vs. couples testing, test type (new/repeat) and interval to repeat test  Descriptive statistics presented as medians or proportions  Logistic regression used to assess differences between new and repeat HIV testers

Results  Among the 555 clients sampled, the median age was 27 years (IQR 22-35)  365 (66%) were females  397 (71%) were repeat testers  Almost all (521; 94%) tested as individuals.  Median time to repeat test was 4 months (IQR 3-7).

Results  New testers were older aOR=1.36 per 10 year age increase; 95% CI  HIV prevalence among new testers was higher than among repeat testers 27% vs. 13%, respectively aOR 2.64; 95% CI  No significant gender differences were found between new and repeat testers or individual vs couple visit Gender: OR 1.31; 95 % CI Individual vs couple visit: OR 1.21; 95% CI

Conclusion  Majority of patients seeking general health services in the public health facilities have previously been tested for HIV  Those newly tested for HIV have a higher HIV prevalence than repeat testers  This may indicate that initial testing is reaching higher risk individuals  HIV counselling and testing, and preventive interventions may have led to lower HIV prevalence amongst repeat testers

Acknowledgements  CDC  FACES Staff  UON meeting organizers