ArticleRevista Mocambicana de ciencias de saude2024
Alinhamento de Dados Entre os Sistemas de Reporte de HIV em Moçambique, 2017-2023.
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- How antiretroviral data cleaning reshaped Mozambique's progress to reaching HIV epidemic control.PloS one · 2026Article
- HIV incidence and prevalence among adults in Mozambique: estimates from the Population-based HIV Impact Assessment Survey (INSIDA 2021) and district-level modelling.Journal of the International AIDS Society · 2025Article
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Abstract
Introduction: Data quality improvements have aimed to align national reporting systems for Ministry of Health (MISAU) and PEPFAR. For example, in 2019 the patient Master Card improved systematic data collection process and sites were selected for intensified support including data quality activities (AJUDA). This study aims to compare reported data between MISAU and PEPFAR to understand data alignment trends. Methods: The annual number of PLHIV on ART, newly initiating ART and HIV status in first ANC visit as reported by MISAU and PEPFAR were compared for 2017-2023. The absolute difference was calculated as MISAU-reported number minus PEPFAR-reported number; proportional absolute difference as the absolute difference over the MISAU-reported number and assessed the slope of the difference over time. Results: During 2017-2023, median absolute difference for PLHIV on ART was 104. 940 (range = 154. 901 [2018] to 1. 598 [2020]), and median proportional difference was 5, 0% (range = 0, 1% [2020] to 12,8% [2018]), with a trend towards improved concordance. A similar trend was found in positive HIV status at first ANC (10,4% [2017] to 0,0% [2023]), as well as with newly initiated on ART (2,7% [2017] to 0.3% [2023]). Conclusion: In the three indicators analyzed, there were improvements in data alignment between the years of 2017 and 2023, with increased alignment in different years and for different reasons. Continued improvements will support programming and increase certainty for tracking progress toward the UNAIDS 95-95-95 goals to end HIV.
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