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Table 4 Proportions for select steps in HCV targeted testing cascade among persons who experience homelessness, by recruitment venue/type

From: Viral blood-borne infections testing and linkage to care cascade among persons who experience homelessness in the United States: a systematic review and meta-analysis

HCV cascade: Healthcare facility-based

Cascade steps

Study

N

Proportion

95% CI

 Recruited of reached

No studies

-

-

-

 Valid results of recruited

Rosenblum 2001[38]

167

100%

97.3%,100%

 Positive of valid results

Sena 2016 [40]; Rosenblum 2001[38]

88

28.6%

22.8%,34.7%

 Given results of positive

No studies

-

-

-

 Referred to treatment of given results

No studies

-

-

-

 Attended first treatment appointment of referred to treatment

No studies

-

-

-

HCV cascade: Other service-based

Cascade steps

Study

N

Proportion

95% CI

 Recruited of reached

Gelberg 2012 [30]; Preston 2016 [36]; Hall 2004 [31]

1168

69%

23.7%,98.6%

 Valid results of recruited

Gelberg 2012 [30]; Preston 2016 [36]; Schwarz 2008 [39]; Hall 2004 [31]; Boyce 2009 [27]

1508

97.6%

91.4%,100%

 Positive of valid results

Gelberg 2012 [30]; Preston 2016 [36]; Schwarz 2008 [39]; Hall 2004 [31]; Boyce 2009 [27]; Page 2017 [35]; Benitez 2019[]; Khalili 2019 [33]; Gelberg 2019 [14]

1508

25.3%

13.4%,39.3%

 Given results of positive

Swarchtz 2008 [39]; Benitez 2019[]

399

84.5%

81%,87.7%

 Referred to treatment of given results

Benitez 2019[]

375

100%

99.5%,100%

 Attended first treatment appointment of referred to treatment

No studies

-

-

-

HCV cascade: Outreach

Cascade steps

Study

N

Proportion

95% CI

 Recruited of reached

No studies[]

-

-

-

 Valid results of recruited

No studies

-

-

-

 Positive of valid results

Klinkenberg 2003[5]

34

29%

-

 Given results of positive

No studies

-

-

-

 Referred to treatment of given results

No studies

-

-

-

 Attended first treatment appointment of referred to treatment

No studies

-

-

-