The Impact of Integration of Rapid Syphilis Testing during Routine Antenatal Services in Rural Kenya

Table 2

Percentage of pregnant women tested for HIV, syphilis, or both, by clinic and gestational age, among consecutive women attending first antenatal care visit in three high-volume clinics, Suba and Mbita Districts, Kenya, from March 2011 to February 2012.

	HIV test only	Syphilis test only	Both tests	Neither test	Any HIV test	Any syphilis test
	𝑁 (%)	𝑁 (%)	𝑁 (%)	𝑁 (%)	𝑁 (%)	𝑁 (%)
Women at 1st ANC visit (𝑁=330)	66 (20.0)	29 (8.8)	222 (67.3)	13 (3.9)	288 (87.3)	251 (76.1)
Clinic
Facility 4 (𝑁=100)	20 (20.0)	3 (3.0)	77 (77.0)	0	97 (97.0)	80 (80.0)
Facility 7 (𝑁=120)	6 (5.0)	10 (8.3)	100 (83.3)	4 (3.3)	106 (88.3)	110 (91.7%)
Facility 8 (𝑁=110)	40 (36.4)	16 (14.6)	45 (40.9)	9 (8.2)	85 (77.3)	61 (55.5)
Gestational age at 1st ANC*
≤12 weeks (𝑁=16)	4 (25.0)	3 (18.8)	9 (56.3)	0	13 (81.3)	12 (75.0)
13–24 weeks (𝑁=130)	21 (16.2)	9 (6.9)	95 (73.1)	5 (3.9)	116 (89.2)	104 (80.0)
weeks (𝑁=163)	37 (22.7)	15 (9.2)	108 (66.3)	3 (1.8%)	145 (89.0)	123 (75.5)

∗21 records had missing information.