Research Article
Utilization of and Barriers to HIV and MCH Services among Community ART Group Members and Their Families in Tete, Mozambique
Table 2
Utilization of HIV services.
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Formal and social CAG members () | Non-CAG members (1,204 persons; 1,199 with known age) | | Men aged 15 years or more () | Women aged 15 years or more () | Children aged 6–14 years () | Children aged 0–5 years () | HIV-exposed infants aged 0–18 months () |
| | Counselling and testing for HIV | 420/420 (100%) | 77/243 (32%) | 81/195 (41%) | 158/357 (44%) | 89/179 (50%) | 16/24 (67%) | | Tested HIV positive | 420/420 (100%) | 14/75 (19%) | 13/79 (16%) | 8/149 (5%) | 4/84 (5%) | 0/14 (0%) | | HIV treatment and care: | | | | | |
— | | ART care | 358/420 (85%) | 10/14 (71%) | 3/13 (23%) | 4/8 (50%) | 1/4 (25%) | | OI care | 62/420 (15%) | 1/14 (7%) | 6/13 (46%) | 4/8 (50%) | 2/4 (50%) | | None | 0/420 (0%) | 3/14 (21%) | 4/13 (31%) | 0/8 (0%) | 1/4 (25%)2 | | Retention in HIV care (consultation in last 6 months) | 420/420 (100%) within previous 6 months | 8/8 (100%) within previous 6 months | 8/8 (100%) within previous 6 months | 8/8 (100%) within previous 6 months | 3/3 (100%) within previous 6 months | 27/34 (79%) registered in follow-up programme |
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OI: opportunistic infections; ART: antiretroviral therapy.
Denominators vary as information was not available for all variables and all participants.
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