Skip to main content

Table 4 Adjusted and unadjusted hazard ratio of outcomes in coinfection with use of parametric Gompertz regression model, in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, (September 2011 to December 2018), n = 568

From: Retention on antiretroviral therapy in person with HIV and viral hepatitis coinfection in Ethiopia: a retrospective cohort study

Outcome

Crude Hazard Ratio

Adjusted Hazard Ratio b

Haz. Ratio

[95% CI]

Standard

Error

p-value

Haz. Ratio

[95% CI]

Standard Error

p-value

Retention

at 12 months

0.80(0.65–0.99)

0.086

0.044

0.76(0.61–0.96)

0.088

0.021

Cumulative retention

0.73(0.58–0.92)

0.085

0.008

0.69(0.54–0.89)

0.090

0.004

aSRH Cumulative retention

0.68(0.55–0.85)

0.076

0.001

0.69(0.54–0.87)

0.083

0.002

Attrition (overall)

LTFU at 12 months

1.51(0.95–2.40)

0.3556

0.075

1.63 (0.95–2.82)

0.4546

0.075

Cumulative lost

1.47(0.98–2.20)

0.3049

0.062

1.67(1.07–2.63)

0.3857

0.025

Death at 12 months

1.89(0.77–4.65)

0.8649

0.162

1.90(0.71–5.09)

0.9565

0.197

Cumulative death

2.44(1.06–5.57)

1.0288

0.034

2.49(1.02–6.10)

1.140

0.045

  1. aSub-distribution hazard ratio model is used considering death as a competing risk of event in the analysis for cumulative retention. However, at 12 months no competing risk was reported
  2. bThe model was adjusted for age, sex, marital status, education, baseline cd4 count, facility type (by shared frailty model); LTFU: Loss to follow-up