Data collected during a HIV self-testing study nested within four intervention communities in the HPTN 071 (PopART) trial. The data are aggregated by community ID, whether geographical zones (the clusters for the HIV self-testing trial) within the community were in the HIV self-testing intervention, sex, age group, prior residence in the community and how individuals learnt their HIV status. Through aggregation, the data have been de-identified. Community names have also been changed to a number.
Data were captured on an electronic data capture device by lay counsellor (called Community HIV care providers (CHiPs)) who conducted door-to-door household visits to offer the PopART package of interventions.
Data were aggregated as described above to anonymise the data.
Data were collected in four urban communities in two northern provinces of Zambia
Outcomes were measured from households that were first visited, and individuals first enumerated as a household member, between February 1 and April 30, 2017.
Briefly describe any quality check that you performed on the data and/or within the project as a whole
Human population.
Data have been aggregated.
HPTN (071) PopART and the nested HIV self-testing study received ethical approval from the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine Ethics Committee and the University of Zambia Biomedical Research Ethics Committee.
HIV, HIV self-testing, men
English
Community-based Distribution of Oral HIV Self-testing Kits: A pilot intervention and rapid impact evaluation
The International Initiative for Impact Evaluations (3ie)
Grant no. TW2.2.18.
Forename | Surname | Faculty / Dept | Institution | Role |
Sian | Floyd | Epidemiology & Population Health / Infectious Disease Epidemiology | London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine | Data Creator |
Ab | Schaap | Epidemiology & Population Health / Infectious Disease Epidemiology | London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine | Data Creator |
Bernadette | Hensen | Infectious & Tropical Diseases / Department of Clinical Research | London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine | Contact person |
Chama | Mulubwa | Zambart | Contact person |
Forename | Surname | Faculty / Dept | Institution | Role |
Alwyn | Mwinga | Zambart | Principal Investigator | |
Helen | Ayles | Infectious & Tropical Diseases / Department of Clinical Research | London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine | Co-PI |
Richard | Hayes | Epidemiology & Population Health / Infectious Disease Epidemiology | London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine | Co-PI |
Sarah | Fidler | Imperial College London | Co-PI |
Filename | Description | Access status | Licence |
3ie_hivst_aggregate_data | The data includes the primary outcome variable knows_hiv_status, and secondary outcome variables accepted testing and participated. There are “derived” variables in the data, by “derived” we mean variables that have been developed based on the values of original variables, and mostly using information from >1 original variable. | See record | See record |