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Also known as: Epidemiology, Index Case Epidemiology, Index Patient Epidemiology, Patient Zero Index Case Epidemiology Index Patient Epidemiology Index case testing (combined CBT and HBT) for children aged 0-12 years of HIV-positive caregivers at 7 health facilities in Kenya Index case testing (offering HIV testing for children aged 0-12 years of HIV-positive caregivers receiving HIV care, with caregiver choice of clinic-based or home-based testing) Patient Zero Epidemiology
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Index case testing achieved 70% uptake among enrolled caregivers (347/493 completed testing for at least one child), with 80% of testers choosing clinic-based testing and 61% of all eligible children

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Index case testing achieved 70% uptake among enrolled caregivers (347/493 completed testing for at least one child), with 80% of testers choosing clinic-based testing and 61% of all eligible children

Effect: improvement; 70%

Size: 70%
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Index case testing achieved 70% uptake among enrolled caregivers (347/493 completed testing for at least one child), with 80% of testers choosing clinic-based testing and 61% of all eligible children

Effect: improvement; 70%

Size: 70%
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Index case testing achieved 70% uptake among enrolled caregivers (347/493 completed testing for at least one child), with 80% of testers choosing clinic-based testing and 61% of all eligible children

Effect: improvement; 70%

Size: 70%
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Index case testing achieved 70% uptake among enrolled caregivers (347/493 completed testing for at least one child), with 80% of testers choosing clinic-based testing and 61% of all eligible children

Effect: improvement; 70%

Size: 70%
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Index case testing achieved 70% uptake among enrolled caregivers (347/493 completed testing for at least one child), with 80% of testers choosing clinic-based testing and 61% of all eligible children

Effect: improvement; 70%

Size: 70%
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Index case testing achieved 70% uptake among enrolled caregivers (347/493 completed testing for at least one child), with 80% of testers choosing clinic-based testing and 61% of all eligible children

Effect: improvement; 70%

Size: 70%
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Index case testing achieved 70% uptake among enrolled caregivers (347/493 completed testing for at least one child), with 80% of testers choosing clinic-based testing and 61% of all eligible children

Effect: improvement; 70%

Size: 70%
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Index case testing achieved 70% uptake among enrolled caregivers (347/493 completed testing for at least one child), with 80% of testers choosing clinic-based testing and 61% of all eligible children

Effect: improvement; 70%

Size: 70%
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Index case testing achieved 70% uptake among enrolled caregivers (347/493 completed testing for at least one child), with 80% of testers choosing clinic-based testing and 61% of all eligible children

Effect: improvement; 70%

Size: 70%
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Index case testing achieved 70% uptake among enrolled caregivers (347/493 completed testing for at least one child), with 80% of testers choosing clinic-based testing and 61% of all eligible children

Effect: improvement; 70%

Size: 70%
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Index case testing achieved 70% uptake among enrolled caregivers (347/493 completed testing for at least one child), with 80% of testers choosing clinic-based testing and 61% of all eligible children

Effect: improvement; 70%

Size: 70%
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Index case testing achieved 70% uptake among enrolled caregivers (347/493 completed testing for at least one child), with 80% of testers choosing clinic-based testing and 61% of all eligible children

Effect: improvement; 70%

Size: 70%
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Index case testing achieved 70% uptake among enrolled caregivers (347/493 completed testing for at least one child), with 80% of testers choosing clinic-based testing and 61% of all eligible children

Effect: improvement; 70%

Size: 70%
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Index case testing achieved 70% uptake among enrolled caregivers (347/493 completed testing for at least one child), with 80% of testers choosing clinic-based testing and 61% of all eligible children

Effect: improvement; 70%

Size: 70%
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Index case testing achieved 70% uptake among enrolled caregivers (347/493 completed testing for at least one child), with 80% of testers choosing clinic-based testing and 61% of all eligible children

Effect: improvement; 70%

Size: 70%
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Index case testing achieved 70% uptake among enrolled caregivers (347/493 completed testing for at least one child), with 80% of testers choosing clinic-based testing and 61% of all eligible children

Effect: improvement; 70%

Size: 70%
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Index case testing achieved 70% uptake among enrolled caregivers (347/493 completed testing for at least one child), with 80% of testers choosing clinic-based testing and 61% of all eligible children

Effect: improvement; 70%

Size: 70%
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Index case testing achieved 70% uptake among enrolled caregivers (347/493 completed testing for at least one child), with 80% of testers choosing clinic-based testing and 61% of all eligible children

Effect: improvement; 70%

Size: 70%
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Index case testing achieved 70% uptake among enrolled caregivers (347/493 completed testing for at least one child), with 80% of testers choosing clinic-based testing and 61% of all eligible children

Effect: improvement; 70%

Size: 70%
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Index case testing achieved 70% uptake among enrolled caregivers (347/493 completed testing for at least one child), with 80% of testers choosing clinic-based testing and 61% of all eligible children

Effect: improvement; 70%

Size: 70%
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Index case testing achieved 70% uptake among enrolled caregivers (347/493 completed testing for at least one child), with 80% of testers choosing clinic-based testing and 61% of all eligible children

Effect: improvement; 70%

Size: 70%
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Index case testing achieved 70% uptake among enrolled caregivers (347/493 completed testing for at least one child), with 80% of testers choosing clinic-based testing and 61% of all eligible children

Effect: improvement; 70%

Size: 70%
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Index case testing achieved 70% uptake among enrolled caregivers (347/493 completed testing for at least one child), with 80% of testers choosing clinic-based testing and 61% of all eligible children

Effect: improvement; 70%

Size: 70%
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Index case testing achieved 70% uptake among enrolled caregivers (347/493 completed testing for at least one child), with 80% of testers choosing clinic-based testing and 61% of all eligible children

Effect: improvement; 70%

Size: 70%
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Index case testing achieved 70% uptake among enrolled caregivers (347/493 completed testing for at least one child), with 80% of testers choosing clinic-based testing and 61% of all eligible children

Effect: improvement; 70%

Size: 70%
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Index case testing achieved 70% uptake among enrolled caregivers (347/493 completed testing for at least one child), with 80% of testers choosing clinic-based testing and 61% of all eligible children

Effect: improvement; 70%

Size: 70%
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Index case testing identified a 5.8% HIV prevalence among 521 tested children of HIV-positive caregivers, higher than community-based universal testing (1.3%) and consistent with pooled index case tes

Effect: improvement; 5.8% (30/521)

Size: 5.8% (30/521)
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Index case testing identified a 5.8% HIV prevalence among 521 tested children of HIV-positive caregivers, higher than community-based universal testing (1.3%) and consistent with pooled index case tes

Effect: improvement; 5.8% (30/521)

Size: 5.8% (30/521)
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improvement

Index case testing identified a 5.8% HIV prevalence among 521 tested children of HIV-positive caregivers, higher than community-based universal testing (1.3%) and consistent with pooled index case tes

Effect: improvement; 5.8% (30/521)

Size: 5.8% (30/521)
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improvement

Index case testing identified a 5.8% HIV prevalence among 521 tested children of HIV-positive caregivers, higher than community-based universal testing (1.3%) and consistent with pooled index case tes

Effect: improvement; 5.8% (30/521)

Size: 5.8% (30/521)
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improvement

Index case testing identified a 5.8% HIV prevalence among 521 tested children of HIV-positive caregivers, higher than community-based universal testing (1.3%) and consistent with pooled index case tes

Effect: improvement; 5.8% (30/521)

Size: 5.8% (30/521)
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improvement

Index case testing identified a 5.8% HIV prevalence among 521 tested children of HIV-positive caregivers, higher than community-based universal testing (1.3%) and consistent with pooled index case tes

Effect: improvement; 5.8% (30/521)

Size: 5.8% (30/521)
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improvement

Index case testing identified a 5.8% HIV prevalence among 521 tested children of HIV-positive caregivers, higher than community-based universal testing (1.3%) and consistent with pooled index case tes

Effect: improvement; 5.8% (30/521)

Size: 5.8% (30/521)
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improvement

Index case testing identified a 5.8% HIV prevalence among 521 tested children of HIV-positive caregivers, higher than community-based universal testing (1.3%) and consistent with pooled index case tes

Effect: improvement; 5.8% (30/521)

Size: 5.8% (30/521)
None
improvement

Index case testing identified a 5.8% HIV prevalence among 521 tested children of HIV-positive caregivers, higher than community-based universal testing (1.3%) and consistent with pooled index case tes

Effect: improvement; 5.8% (30/521)

Size: 5.8% (30/521)
None
improvement

Index case testing identified a 5.8% HIV prevalence among 521 tested children of HIV-positive caregivers, higher than community-based universal testing (1.3%) and consistent with pooled index case tes

Effect: improvement; 5.8% (30/521)

Size: 5.8% (30/521)
None
improvement

Index case testing identified a 5.8% HIV prevalence among 521 tested children of HIV-positive caregivers, higher than community-based universal testing (1.3%) and consistent with pooled index case tes

Effect: improvement; 5.8% (30/521)

Size: 5.8% (30/521)
None
improvement

Index case testing identified a 5.8% HIV prevalence among 521 tested children of HIV-positive caregivers, higher than community-based universal testing (1.3%) and consistent with pooled index case tes

Effect: improvement; 5.8% (30/521)

Size: 5.8% (30/521)
None
improvement

Index case testing identified a 5.8% HIV prevalence among 521 tested children of HIV-positive caregivers, higher than community-based universal testing (1.3%) and consistent with pooled index case tes

Effect: improvement; 5.8% (30/521)

Size: 5.8% (30/521)
None
improvement

Index case testing identified a 5.8% HIV prevalence among 521 tested children of HIV-positive caregivers, higher than community-based universal testing (1.3%) and consistent with pooled index case tes

Effect: improvement; 5.8% (30/521)

Size: 5.8% (30/521)
None
improvement

Index case testing identified a 5.8% HIV prevalence among 521 tested children of HIV-positive caregivers, higher than community-based universal testing (1.3%) and consistent with pooled index case tes

Effect: improvement; 5.8% (30/521)

Size: 5.8% (30/521)
None
improvement

Index case testing identified a 5.8% HIV prevalence among 521 tested children of HIV-positive caregivers, higher than community-based universal testing (1.3%) and consistent with pooled index case tes

Effect: improvement; 5.8% (30/521)

Size: 5.8% (30/521)
None
improvement

Index case testing identified a 5.8% HIV prevalence among 521 tested children of HIV-positive caregivers, higher than community-based universal testing (1.3%) and consistent with pooled index case tes

Effect: improvement; 5.8% (30/521)

Size: 5.8% (30/521)
None
improvement

Index case testing identified a 5.8% HIV prevalence among 521 tested children of HIV-positive caregivers, higher than community-based universal testing (1.3%) and consistent with pooled index case tes

Effect: improvement; 5.8% (30/521)

Size: 5.8% (30/521)
None
improvement

Index case testing identified a 5.8% HIV prevalence among 521 tested children of HIV-positive caregivers, higher than community-based universal testing (1.3%) and consistent with pooled index case tes

Effect: improvement; 5.8% (30/521)

Size: 5.8% (30/521)
None
improvement

Index case testing identified a 5.8% HIV prevalence among 521 tested children of HIV-positive caregivers, higher than community-based universal testing (1.3%) and consistent with pooled index case tes

Effect: improvement; 5.8% (30/521)

Size: 5.8% (30/521)
None
improvement

Index case testing identified a 5.8% HIV prevalence among 521 tested children of HIV-positive caregivers, higher than community-based universal testing (1.3%) and consistent with pooled index case tes

Effect: improvement; 5.8% (30/521)

Size: 5.8% (30/521)
None
improvement

Index case testing identified a 5.8% HIV prevalence among 521 tested children of HIV-positive caregivers, higher than community-based universal testing (1.3%) and consistent with pooled index case tes

Effect: improvement; 5.8% (30/521)

Size: 5.8% (30/521)
None
improvement

Index case testing identified a 5.8% HIV prevalence among 521 tested children of HIV-positive caregivers, higher than community-based universal testing (1.3%) and consistent with pooled index case tes

Effect: improvement; 5.8% (30/521)

Size: 5.8% (30/521)

Papers (1)