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Table 1 Characteristics of TB cases notified in eight districts of rural Uganda (2015—2019)

From: Trends of notification rates and treatment outcomes of tuberculosis cases with and without HIV co-infection in eight rural districts of Uganda (2015 – 2019)

Characteristic

Total

(N = 11,804)

HIV positive

(n = 5811)

HIV negative

(n = 5993)

Year

 2015

856 (7.3)

449 (7.7)

407 (6.8)

 2016

1877 (15.9)

932 (16)

945 (15.8)

 2017

2250 (19.1)

1046 (18)

1204 (20.1)

 2018

3180 (26.9)

1575 (27.1)

1605 (26.8)

 2019

3641 (30.8)

1809 (31.1)

1832 (30.6)

District

 Kassanda

834 (7.1)

404 (7)

430 (7.2)

 Kiboga

1263 (10.7)

633 (10.9)

630 (10.5)

 Kyankwanzi

1057 (9)

540 (9.3)

517 (8.6)

 Luwero

2135 (18.1)

1112 (19.1)

1023 (17.1)

 Mityana

2402 (20.3)

1290 (22.2)

1112 (18.6)

 Mubende

2095 (17.7)

864 (14.9)

1231 (20.5)

 Nakaseke

1143 (9.7)

572 (9.8)

571 (9.5)

 Nakasongola

875 (7.4)

396 (6.8)

479 (8)

Level of health facility

 Regional-level referral hospital

1450 (12.3)

581 (10)

869 (14.5)

 District-level hospital

2666 (22.6)

1368 (23.5)

1298 (21.7)

 Health center IV

3045 (25.8)

1489 (25.6)

1556 (26.0)

 Health center III

4204 (35.6)

2140 (36.8)

2064 (34.4)

 Health center II

439 (3.7)

233 (4.0)

206 (3.4)

Sex

 Male

7584 (64.2)

3432 (59.1)

4152 (69.3)

 Female

4220 (35.8)

2379 (40.9)

1841 (30.7)

Drug resistancea, n = 81

 RR TB

55 (67.9)

20 (64.5)

35 (70.0)

 MDR TB

26 (32.1)

11 (35.5)

15 (30.0)

  1. adata for susceptible TB cases were not disaggregated by HIV status from the data source (DHIS2). RR TB rifampicin resistant TB, MDR TB multidrug resistant TB