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Table 1 Descriptive characteristics of DC cohort HIV clinical sites, Pre and Peri-pandemic (N = 14 Clinics)

From: Site assessment survey to assess the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on HIV clinic site services and strategies for mitigation in Washington, DC

Baseline characteristics

n (%)

Clinic Type

 Community-based

7 (50%)

 Hospital-based

7 (50%)

Ryan White Clinic

 Yes

9 (64%)

 No

5 (36%)

 Clinic Size

n

 Overall patients cared for at all clinics

16,192

 Patients enrolled in DC Cohort

11,469

Use of telehealth1 prior to the pandemic

  < 1 year

5 (62.5%)

 1–5 years

3 (37.5%)

 Number of HIV Care Providers Pre-Pandemic

median (IQR)

 HIV clinical providers

5.5 (5–14)

 Case managers

2 (1–4)

 Eligibility specialists

1 (0–3)

 Peer navigators

0.5 (0–2.5)

 Community health workers

0 (0–2)

 Pharmacists

0 (0–1)

Pandemic clinic services

 Clinic closure during the pandemic

  No

12 (85.7%)

  Yes

2 (14.3%)

 SARS-CoV-2 Testing on Site

  Yes

11 (78.6%)

  No

3 (21.4%)

 Type of SARS-CoV-2 Testing

  PCR test

11 (78.6%)

  Rapid antigen test

7 (50%)

  Antibody test

5 (35.7)

 Length of time to receive SARS-CoV-2 test results

  2–3 days

7 (63.6%)

  Next day

3 (27.3%)

  Same day

1 (9.1%)

 COVID Vaccine Administration at Clinic

  Yes

11 (78.6%)

  No

3 (21.4%)

  1. 1Telehealth is defined as health care provided electronically and remotely, for the purposes of this study telehealth was defined as any virtual platform, video, phone, or other