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Table 1 Minimum required WHO indicator criteria for validation of EMTCT of HIV and syphilis, and additional criteria for hepatitis B

From: Evaluating progress towards triple elimination of mother-to-child transmission of HIV, syphilis and hepatitis B in the Netherlands

Indicators

Netherlands 2014

Netherlands 2015

Criterion met?

Shared indicators HIV and syphilis

 ANC coverage (at least one visit) of ≥95%

99.2%a

99.7%a

Yes

HIV indicators

 Coverage of pregnant women who know their HIV status of ≥95%

99.2%a

99.7%a

Yes

 Antiretroviral (ARV) coverage of HIV positive pregnant women of ≥95% (women with suppressed viral load at delivery)

96% (84%)b

100% (97%)b

Yes

 Case rate of new paediatric HIV infection due to mother-to-child transmission (MTCT) of HIV of ≤50 cases per 100,000 live births

0.57b

0.00b

Yes

 MTCT rate of HIV of < 5% in breastfeeding population OR MTCT rate of < 2% in non-breastfeeding populations

0.75%b

Yes

Syphilis indicators

 Coverage of syphilis testing of pregnant women of ≥95%

99.2%a

99.7%a

Yes

 Treatment of syphilis-seropositive pregnant women ≥95% (% registered referred to care)

72.6%a

70.5%a

Unknown

 Case rate of congenital syphilis ≤50 cases per 100,000 live births

0.00c-1.14d

0.00c-0.59d

Presumably

Hepatitis B indicators

 Hepatitis B virus vaccination: childhood vaccine coverage (third dose coverage) ≥90%

93.1%e

92.2%e

Yes

 Hepatitis B virus birth-dose vaccination coverage or other approach to prevent mother-to-child transmission ≥90%

Birth-dose vaccination

99.4%e

99.4%e

Yes

HBIg admission at birth

99.8%f

99.8%a

 HBsAg prevalence among children ≤0.1%

0.0%g

0.0%g

Yes

  1. Sources
  2. aAntenatal screening registry (Praeventis) data, PSIE procesmonitor 2015 [5]
  3. bATHENA database (Stichting HIV Monitoring)
  4. cRIVM-CIb-IDS laboratory data
  5. dPerinatal registry data (Perined)
  6. enational immunisation programma data, RIVM report 2018-0008 [7]
  7. fAntenatal screening registry (Praeventis) data, PSIE procesmonitor 2014 [18]
  8. gOsiris database of notifiable diseases