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Table 5 Retention in care and adherence to appointment schedule pre- versus post-intervention stratified by age groupa

From: Results from a proactive follow-up intervention to improve linkage and retention among people living with HIV in Uganda: a pre-/post- study

Outcome

Pre-intervention

Post-intervention

aOR/Effect estimate

(95% CI)

p

 

N

%

N

%

  

< 10 years

30

 

27

   

 Came to at least 4 appointments

17

56.7%

21

77.8%

2.65 (0.74–9.53)

0.14

 Adhered to appointment schedule

9

36.0%

17

85.0%

12.39 (3.64–42.19)

< 0.001

 MOH-defined retention

22

73.3%

25

92.6%

4.36 (0.94–20.20)

0.06

10–18 years

20

 

35

   

 Came to at least 4 appointments

11

55.0%

23

65.7%

1.41 (0.49–4.04)

0.52

 Adhered to appointment schedule

4

28.6%

11

42.3%

2.01 (0.52–7.71)

0.31

 MOH-defined retention

10

50.0%

27

77.1%

3.43 (1.19–9.83)

0.02

19+ years

606

 

612

   

 Came to at least 4 appointments

353

58.3%

408

66.7%

1.44 (1.05–1.97)

0.02

 Adhered to appointment schedule

218

45.7%

265

54.8%

1.46 (1.03–2.06)

0.03

 MOH-defined retention

440

72.6%

458

74.8%

1.14 (0.84–1.56)

0.40

< 19 years

50

 

62

   

 Came to at least 4 appointments

28

56.0%

44

71.0%

1.95 (0.83–4.59)

0.13

 Adhered to appointment schedule

13

33.3%

28

60.9%

3.31 (1.41–7.79)

0.01

 MOH-defined retention

32

64.0%

52

83.9%

2.92 (1.31–6.51)

0.01

  1. aSex-adjusted logistic regression accounting for facility-level clustering