From: Improving HIV outcomes in resource-limited countries: the importance of quality indicators
STEP ALONG CONTINUUM | INDICATORS | ||
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 | UNAIDS | Global Fund for HIV, TB, & Malaria | PEPFAR |
a) HIV Testing & Diagnosis | % high risk persons HIV- tested with known result last 12 months | % high risk persons HIV-tested with known result last 12 months | # persons HIV-tested & received result |
% M & F 15-49y HIV tested with known result last 12 months | % M & F 15-49y HIV-tested with known result last 12 months | % M & F 15-49y HIV-tested with known result last 12 months | |
 | % sexually active M & F 15-24y HIV-tested with known result last 12 months |  | |
b) Linkage to Care | Â | Â | Â |
c) ART Eligibility: Clinical, Laboratory, & Psychosocial Assessment↕ | % patients with incident TB treated for TB & HIV |  | % patients screened for TB |
 |  | % patients that started TB treatment | |
 |  | # malnourished patients that received therapeutic or supplementary food | |
 |  | # eligible clients that received food &/or nutrition services | |
d) ART Preparation: Literacy Training, OI Prophylaxis, and Adherence Assessment↕ |  | % eligible adults & children that received co-trimoxazole prophylaxis | # patients that received co-trimoxazole prophylaxis |
e) ART Initiation | % adults & children with advanced HIV receiving ART | % adults & children with advanced HIV receiving ART | % adults & children with advanced HIV receiving ART |
 |  | % ART facilities monitoring CD4 in accordance with national guidelines | # adults and children with HIV infection newly enrolled on ART |
 |  | # and% persons starting ART who picked up all ART drugs on time | # adults and children with advanced HIV infection receiving ART |
 |  | % ART facilities that have experienced a stock-out of at least one required ART drug in the last 12 months |  |
f) Retention in Care | % adults & children known to be on treatment 12 months after ART initiation | Â | % of adults & children known to be alive & on treatment 12 months after ART initiation |
Clinical Outcomes | Â | Â | Â |
Other | Â | % health facilities that offer ART | # service outlets providing ART services according to national or international standards |
 |  |  | # health workers trained to deliver ART services according to published standards |