10 research outputs found
TB and HIV co-infection rates, coverage of TB/HIV interventions, according to NTCP registry (A) and TB notifications (B).
<p>TB and HIV co-infection rates, coverage of TB/HIV interventions, according to NTCP registry (A) and TB notifications (B).</p
Population standardized number of hospital admissions for (A) females and (B) males aged 15-49 and population standardized number of hospital deaths for (C) females and (D) males aged 15-49.
<p>Population standardized number of hospital admissions for (A) females and (B) males aged 15-49 and population standardized number of hospital deaths for (C) females and (D) males aged 15-49.</p
Case fatality rates among in-patients according to hospital cause-of-death coding registered in the health management information system, in relation to Spectrum-estimated AIDS deaths, for (A) adults (aged 15+) and (B) children (aged 0-14) [32].
<p>Case fatality rates among in-patients according to hospital cause-of-death coding registered in the health management information system, in relation to Spectrum-estimated AIDS deaths, for (A) adults (aged 15+) and (B) children (aged 0-14) [32].</p
Uptake of HIV testing and counseling (A) and (B) estimated numbers of PLWH [32], according to ART eligibility/need of actual enrolment on ART, at the end of every year.
<p>Uptake of HIV testing and counseling (A) and (B) estimated numbers of PLWH [<a href="http://www.plosone.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0069437#B32" target="_blank">32</a>], according to ART eligibility/need of actual enrolment on ART, at the end of every year.</p
Death rates per 100,000 population* in adults, by sex and setting and male to female rate ratios, Registry of Births and Deaths (RBD), 2003–2010.
<p>(A) RBD total, RBD excluding injuries and external causes, institutional, and non-institutional setting, by sex, for ages 15–64; (B) RBD death rates by age and sex; (C) Ratio of male death rates to female death rates ages 15–34 and 35–64.</p
Trends in deaths, ART coverage rates and HIV prevalence among pregnant women.
<p>(A) Deaths reported from Health Statistics (HSU; institutional natural-cause deaths only), Hospital Midnight Census (MNC), and Registry of Births and Deaths (RBD; institutional and non-institutional, including non-natural causes) and estimated ART treatment coverage rates of persons ≥15 years with CD4 cells <200/µL and <350/µL, 1990–2011; (B) HIV prevalence by age group among pregnant women from the antenatal sentinel surveillance system, 1992–2011. Dashed lines represent best fitting quadratic (left) and linear (right) curves.</p
Trends in HSU-recorded hospital admissions and deaths in adults 15–64 years, 1990–2009.
<p>(A) Hospital admissions and deaths by sex; (B) Hospital deaths/1000 admissions (C) Age-specific hospital admissions, males; (D) Age-specific hospital admissions, females; (E & F) Age-specific hospital deaths, males and females; (G & H) Age- specific hospital case fatality rates, males and females.</p
Comparison of trends in all-cause death rates per 100,000 population in ages 15–64 by sex and total, between Spectrum epidemiological projection model, WHO life-tables, and empirical surveillance data (RBD+HSU combined) with and without adjustments for estimated reporting completeness.
<p>Comparison of trends in all-cause death rates per 100,000 population in ages 15–64 by sex and total, between Spectrum epidemiological projection model, WHO life-tables, and empirical surveillance data (RBD+HSU combined) with and without adjustments for estimated reporting completeness.</p
Mid-Night Census data from primary and general service category hospitals and referral hospitals (Princess Marina in Gaborone, and Nyangabwe in Francistown), 1990–2011.
<p>(A) All cause inpatient admissions excluding neonates; (B) Inpatient deaths; (C) Inpatient mortality ratio (deaths per 100 admissions).</p