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HIV prevalence was higher with clinic-based testing (6.8%) than home-based testing (2.4%), but the difference was not statistically significant (P=0.07), suggesting caregivers may select higher-risk children for clinic testing while home-based testing captures more children per household.
Effect size6.8% vs 2.4%
ComparatorHome-based index case testing (HBT) for children of HIV-positive caregivers
Effect summarynull; 6.8% vs 2.4%

Connected entities

Interventions
Clinic-based index case testing
Conditions
pediatric HIV
Outcomes
HIV prevalence
Populations
Children

Source

PMC9383697
Home- and Clinic-Based Pediatric HIV Index Case Testing in Kenya: Uptake, HIV Prevalence, Linkage to Care, and Missed Opportunities
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