Demonstration of the inverse relationship between HIV prevalence and proportion of individuals who will incorrectly test positive for HIV, using a hypothetical sample size of 1000 individuals and a rapid test with 99% sensitivity and specificity.

Distribution of respondents by their attitude and practice of HIV testing and knowledge of HIV-related disease.

Oluwatoyosi A. Adekeye (305057)
Harry J. Heiman (310012)
Onyekachi S. Onyeabor (310014)
Hyacinth I. Hyacinth (305056)

February 2013

Distribution of respondents by their attitude and practice of HIV testing and knowledge of HIV-re...

Urban HIV incidence by exposure category from 1998–2002 as a function of socioeconomic and demographic metrics of 80 U.S. cities in 2000 (unless otherwise indicated).

Max-Louis G. Buot (553923)
Jeffrey P. Docena (553924)
Brenda K. Ratemo (553925)
Matthew J. Bittner (553926)
Jacob T. Burlew (553927)
Aziz R. Nuritdinov (553928)
Jennifer R. Robbins (228453)

April 2014

HIV association factor is the ratio between HIV incidences for Q4 and Q1, or, for starred metrics...

Proportion of first-time testers and infrequent testers among lay provider HIV testing clients.

Bao Ngoc Vu (6166478)
Kimberly Elizabeth Green (6166481)
Huong Thi Thu Phan (2591047)
Minh Hung Tran (6166484)
Huu Van Ngo (6166487)
Son Hai Vo (6166490)
Trang Minh Ngo (6166493)
Anh Hong Doan (6166496)
An Bao (3630559)
Linh Hong Dang (6166499)
Giang Thi Tra Ha (6166502)

December 2018

Proportion of first-time testers and infrequent testers among lay provider HIV testing clients.</p

Pooled HIV prevalence by HIV measurement and sample size.

Catherine E. Oldenburg (433905)
Amaya G. Perez-Brumer (407020)
Sari L. Reisner (605511)
Jason Mattie (605512)
Till Bärnighausen (36281)
Kenneth H. Mayer (116219)
Matthew J. Mimiaga (328109)

July 2014

N = number of subjects; k = number of studies; 95% CI = 95% Confidence Interval.</p

HIV prevalence in self-testing participants who returned used test kits by sex and age group and time of HIV self-testing availability.

Augustine T. Choko (308146)
Peter MacPherson (2827067)
Emily L. Webb (113996)
Barbara A. Willey (565291)
Helena Feasy (792859)
Rodrick Sambakunsi (792860)
Aaron Mdolo (792861)
Simon D. Makombe (76183)
Nicola Desmond (32737)
Richard Hayes (32740)
Hendramoorthy Maheswaran (186758)
Elizabeth L. Corbett (232781)

September 2015

This figure shows HIV prevalence in HIVST participants for men (A) and women (B), stratified by t...

Calibrated HIV incidence for select populations from 1998–2002 as a function of socioeconomic and demographic metrics of 80 U.S. cities in 2000 (unless otherwise indicated).

Max-Louis G. Buot (553923)
Jeffrey P. Docena (553924)
Brenda K. Ratemo (553925)
Matthew J. Bittner (553926)
Jacob T. Burlew (553927)
Aziz R. Nuritdinov (553928)
Jennifer R. Robbins (228453)

April 2014

HIV association factor is the ratio between HIV incidences for Q4 and Q1, or, for starred metrics...

Pooled HIV prevalence by country among studies reporting biologically-confirmed HIV prevalence with a sample size of ≥50 (N = 66).

Catherine E. Oldenburg (433905)
Amaya G. Perez-Brumer (407020)
Sari L. Reisner (605511)
Jason Mattie (605512)
Till Bärnighausen (36281)
Kenneth H. Mayer (116219)
Matthew J. Mimiaga (328109)

July 2014

Pooled HIV prevalence by country among studies reporting biologically-confirmed HIV prevalence wi...

Prevalence sensitivities.

David Champredon (500227)
Steve Bellan (179596)
Jonathan Dushoff (4492)

December 2013

Left panel shows the elasticities (unitless) of overall HIV prevalence to the three effective mix...

Adjusted odds of demographic and knowledge factors associated with incorrectly self-reporting HIV positive status (Model 1), incorrectly self-reporting HIV status (Model 2), and testing HIV positive using the RDT algorithm (Model 3).

Judith Harbertson (4233913)
Braden R. Hale (4233916)
Bonnie R. Tran (4233907)
Anne G. Thomas (3149388)
Michael P. Grillo (2742019)
Marni B. Jacobs (4233901)
Jennifer McAnany (4233904)
Richard A. Shaffer (4233910)

July 2017

Adjusted odds of demographic and knowledge factors associated with incorrectly self-reporting HIV...

Percent with prior HIV test among those HIV negative at enrollment, by self-reported health status (linear trend p<.001).

Susan Regan (366656)
Elena Losina (195874)
Senica Chetty (311126)
Janet Giddy (25207)
Rochelle P. Walensky (188607)
Douglas Ross (286786)
Helga Holst (366657)
Jeffrey N. Katz (195870)
Kenneth A. Freedberg (188623)
Ingrid V. Bassett (286789)

April 2013

Percent with prior HIV test among those HIV negative at enrollment, by self-reported health statu...

HIV prevalence estimates and their respective 95% confidence intervals by age group for males and females separately.

Amos Chinomona (832067)
Henry Godwell Mwambi (832068)

December 2015

HIV prevalence estimates and their respective 95% confidence intervals by age group for males and...

Percent with prior HIV test among those HIV negative at enrollment, by gender, age group, and parental status.

Susan Regan (366656)
Elena Losina (195874)
Senica Chetty (311126)
Janet Giddy (25207)
Rochelle P. Walensky (188607)
Douglas Ross (286786)
Helga Holst (366657)
Jeffrey N. Katz (195870)
Kenneth A. Freedberg (188623)
Ingrid V. Bassett (286789)

April 2013

Percent with prior HIV test among those HIV negative at enrollment, by gender, age group, and par...

Performance of HIV assays evaluated, indeterminate result samples included.

Avelin F. Aghokeng (322582)
Eitel Mpoudi-Ngole (284744)
Henriette Dimodi (369441)
Arrah Atem-Tambe (369442)
Marcel Tongo (369443)
Christelle Butel (284742)
Eric Delaporte (284745)
Martine Peeters (50360)

February 2013

αTotal number of samples included in the calculations.β95% confidence intervals.δGe...

Refusal bias in HIV prevalence estimates from nationally representative seroprevalence surveys.

Reniers, Georges
Eaton, Jeffrey

January 2009

OBJECTIVES: To assess the relationship between prior knowledge of one's HIV status and the likelihoo...

CIÓN

Ro K

December 2014

of the HIV detection system, two methods were used to estimate the size of the HIV-infected populati...

Distribution of respondents by their attitude and practice of HIV testing and knowledge of HIV-related disease.

Oluwatoyosi A. Adekeye (305057)
Harry J. Heiman (310012)
Onyekachi S. Onyeabor (310014)
Hyacinth I. Hyacinth (305056)

February 2013

Distribution of respondents by their attitude and practice of HIV testing and knowledge of HIV-re...

Urban HIV incidence by exposure category from 1998–2002 as a function of socioeconomic and demographic metrics of 80 U.S. cities in 2000 (unless otherwise indicated).

Max-Louis G. Buot (553923)
Jeffrey P. Docena (553924)
Brenda K. Ratemo (553925)
Matthew J. Bittner (553926)
Jacob T. Burlew (553927)
Aziz R. Nuritdinov (553928)
Jennifer R. Robbins (228453)

April 2014

HIV association factor is the ratio between HIV incidences for Q4 and Q1, or, for starred metrics...

Proportion of first-time testers and infrequent testers among lay provider HIV testing clients.

Bao Ngoc Vu (6166478)
Kimberly Elizabeth Green (6166481)
Huong Thi Thu Phan (2591047)
Minh Hung Tran (6166484)
Huu Van Ngo (6166487)
Son Hai Vo (6166490)
Trang Minh Ngo (6166493)
Anh Hong Doan (6166496)
An Bao (3630559)
Linh Hong Dang (6166499)
Giang Thi Tra Ha (6166502)

December 2018

Proportion of first-time testers and infrequent testers among lay provider HIV testing clients.</p

Pooled HIV prevalence by HIV measurement and sample size.

Catherine E. Oldenburg (433905)
Amaya G. Perez-Brumer (407020)
Sari L. Reisner (605511)
Jason Mattie (605512)
Till Bärnighausen (36281)
Kenneth H. Mayer (116219)
Matthew J. Mimiaga (328109)

July 2014

N = number of subjects; k = number of studies; 95% CI = 95% Confidence Interval.</p

HIV prevalence in self-testing participants who returned used test kits by sex and age group and time of HIV self-testing availability.

Augustine T. Choko (308146)
Peter MacPherson (2827067)
Emily L. Webb (113996)
Barbara A. Willey (565291)
Helena Feasy (792859)
Rodrick Sambakunsi (792860)
Aaron Mdolo (792861)
Simon D. Makombe (76183)
Nicola Desmond (32737)
Richard Hayes (32740)
Hendramoorthy Maheswaran (186758)
Elizabeth L. Corbett (232781)

September 2015

This figure shows HIV prevalence in HIVST participants for men (A) and women (B), stratified by t...

Calibrated HIV incidence for select populations from 1998–2002 as a function of socioeconomic and demographic metrics of 80 U.S. cities in 2000 (unless otherwise indicated).

Max-Louis G. Buot (553923)
Jeffrey P. Docena (553924)
Brenda K. Ratemo (553925)
Matthew J. Bittner (553926)
Jacob T. Burlew (553927)
Aziz R. Nuritdinov (553928)
Jennifer R. Robbins (228453)

April 2014

HIV association factor is the ratio between HIV incidences for Q4 and Q1, or, for starred metrics...

Pooled HIV prevalence by country among studies reporting biologically-confirmed HIV prevalence with a sample size of ≥50 (N = 66).

Catherine E. Oldenburg (433905)
Amaya G. Perez-Brumer (407020)
Sari L. Reisner (605511)
Jason Mattie (605512)
Till Bärnighausen (36281)
Kenneth H. Mayer (116219)
Matthew J. Mimiaga (328109)

July 2014

Pooled HIV prevalence by country among studies reporting biologically-confirmed HIV prevalence wi...

Prevalence sensitivities.

David Champredon (500227)
Steve Bellan (179596)
Jonathan Dushoff (4492)

December 2013

Left panel shows the elasticities (unitless) of overall HIV prevalence to the three effective mix...

Adjusted odds of demographic and knowledge factors associated with incorrectly self-reporting HIV positive status (Model 1), incorrectly self-reporting HIV status (Model 2), and testing HIV positive using the RDT algorithm (Model 3).

Judith Harbertson (4233913)
Braden R. Hale (4233916)
Bonnie R. Tran (4233907)
Anne G. Thomas (3149388)
Michael P. Grillo (2742019)
Marni B. Jacobs (4233901)
Jennifer McAnany (4233904)
Richard A. Shaffer (4233910)

July 2017

Adjusted odds of demographic and knowledge factors associated with incorrectly self-reporting HIV...

Percent with prior HIV test among those HIV negative at enrollment, by self-reported health status (linear trend p<.001).

Susan Regan (366656)
Elena Losina (195874)
Senica Chetty (311126)
Janet Giddy (25207)
Rochelle P. Walensky (188607)
Douglas Ross (286786)
Helga Holst (366657)
Jeffrey N. Katz (195870)
Kenneth A. Freedberg (188623)
Ingrid V. Bassett (286789)

April 2013

Percent with prior HIV test among those HIV negative at enrollment, by self-reported health statu...

HIV prevalence estimates and their respective 95% confidence intervals by age group for males and females separately.

Amos Chinomona (832067)
Henry Godwell Mwambi (832068)

December 2015

HIV prevalence estimates and their respective 95% confidence intervals by age group for males and...

Percent with prior HIV test among those HIV negative at enrollment, by gender, age group, and parental status.

Susan Regan (366656)
Elena Losina (195874)
Senica Chetty (311126)
Janet Giddy (25207)
Rochelle P. Walensky (188607)
Douglas Ross (286786)
Helga Holst (366657)
Jeffrey N. Katz (195870)
Kenneth A. Freedberg (188623)
Ingrid V. Bassett (286789)

April 2013

Percent with prior HIV test among those HIV negative at enrollment, by gender, age group, and par...

Performance of HIV assays evaluated, indeterminate result samples included.

Avelin F. Aghokeng (322582)
Eitel Mpoudi-Ngole (284744)
Henriette Dimodi (369441)
Arrah Atem-Tambe (369442)
Marcel Tongo (369443)
Christelle Butel (284742)
Eric Delaporte (284745)
Martine Peeters (50360)

February 2013

αTotal number of samples included in the calculations.β95% confidence intervals.δGe...

Refusal bias in HIV prevalence estimates from nationally representative seroprevalence surveys.

Reniers, Georges
Eaton, Jeffrey

January 2009

OBJECTIVES: To assess the relationship between prior knowledge of one's HIV status and the likelihoo...

CIÓN

Ro K

December 2014

of the HIV detection system, two methods were used to estimate the size of the HIV-infected populati...

Distribution of respondents by their attitude and practice of HIV testing and knowledge of HIV-related disease.

Oluwatoyosi A. Adekeye (305057)
Harry J. Heiman (310012)
Onyekachi S. Onyeabor (310014)
Hyacinth I. Hyacinth (305056)

February 2013

Distribution of respondents by their attitude and practice of HIV testing and knowledge of HIV-re...

Urban HIV incidence by exposure category from 1998–2002 as a function of socioeconomic and demographic metrics of 80 U.S. cities in 2000 (unless otherwise indicated).

Max-Louis G. Buot (553923)
Jeffrey P. Docena (553924)
Brenda K. Ratemo (553925)
Matthew J. Bittner (553926)
Jacob T. Burlew (553927)
Aziz R. Nuritdinov (553928)
Jennifer R. Robbins (228453)

April 2014

HIV association factor is the ratio between HIV incidences for Q4 and Q1, or, for starred metrics...

Proportion of first-time testers and infrequent testers among lay provider HIV testing clients.

Bao Ngoc Vu (6166478)
Kimberly Elizabeth Green (6166481)
Huong Thi Thu Phan (2591047)
Minh Hung Tran (6166484)
Huu Van Ngo (6166487)
Son Hai Vo (6166490)
Trang Minh Ngo (6166493)
Anh Hong Doan (6166496)
An Bao (3630559)
Linh Hong Dang (6166499)
Giang Thi Tra Ha (6166502)

December 2018

Proportion of first-time testers and infrequent testers among lay provider HIV testing clients.</p

Demonstration of the inverse relationship between HIV prevalence and proportion of individuals who will incorrectly test positive for HIV, using a hypothetical sample size of 1000 individuals and a rapid test with 99% sensitivity and specificity.

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Demonstration of the inverse relationship between HIV prevalence and proportion of individuals who will incorrectly test positive for HIV, using a hypothetical sample size of 1000 individuals and a rapid test with 99% sensitivity and specificity.

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