Randomized evaluation and cost-effectiveness of HIV and sexual and reproductive health service referral and linkage models in Zambia

Table 1 Study outcomes by entry point and gender eligibility

	Entry points	Gender eligible	Notes
Client outcomes
HIV testing and counseling	FP	Female
Family planning	HTC	Female	Among all non-pregnant women able to have children at baseline^a
Voluntary medical male circumcision	HTC	Male
Cervical cancer screening	FP, HTC	Female
HIV & STI care and treatment outcomes
HIV care and treatment	FP, VMMC, HTC	Male, Female
STI care and treatment	FP, VMMC, HTC	Male, Female
Psychosocial counseling	FP, VMMC, HTC	Male, Female	Among all who got HIV care and treatment
TB testing	FP, VMMC, HTC	Male, Female	Among all who got HIV care and treatment
CD4 testing	FP, VMMC, HTC	Male, Female	Among all who got HIV care and treatment
Initiated ART	FP, VMMC, HTC	Male, Female	Among those who were tested for CD4 counts and were eligible for ART
Partner outcomes
HIV testing and counseling	FP, VMMC, HTC	Male, Female	Among those with primary sex partners
Family planning	VMMC, HTC	Male	Among those with primary sex partners
Voluntary medical male circumcision	FP, HTC	Female	Among those with primary sex partners
Cervical cancer screening	VMMC, HTC	Male	Among those with primary sex partners
HIV care and treatment	FP, VMMC, HTC	Male, Female	Among those with primary sex partners
STI care and treatment	FP, VMMC, HTC	Male, Female	Among those with primary sex partners

^aWomen self-reported that they were not able to have children in the baseline survey

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