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May Maloba, FACES Program EA-UCSF symposium, Jan 2014

Demographic and clinical characteristics associated with timely utilization of cervical cancer prevention services for women enrolled in comprehensive HIV care in western Kenya. May Maloba, FACES Program EA-UCSF symposium, Jan 2014.

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May Maloba, FACES Program EA-UCSF symposium, Jan 2014

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  1. Demographic and clinical characteristics associated with timely utilization of cervical cancer prevention services for women enrolled in comprehensive HIV care in western Kenya May Maloba, FACES Program EA-UCSF symposium, Jan 2014 Co –Authors: Margaret Mburu, Naila Abdulrahim. Dr.Patrick Oyaro, Harriet Adhiambo, Dr Maurice Aluda , Dr . Craig Cohen CR, Dr . Elizabeth Ann Bukusi, Dr .Megan J. Huchko.

  2. Background HPV HIV • The Kenya national antiretroviral therapy guidelines included cervical cancer screening and prevention (CCSP) as part of a minimum package of care for adult women living with HIV-AIDS • The Family AIDS Care and Education Services (FACES) program introduced CCSP in 2012 for all women enrolled in HIV-care in the Ministry of Health (MoH) facilities in five districts in Nyanza Province. • To determine factors associated with timely utilization of CCSP services following enrollment into HIV care.

  3. Methodology • Women screened between March,2013 and Sept,2013 in the 5districts in Nyanza • Screening was performed using visual inspection with acetic (VIA) acid and Lugol’s iodine (VILI); women with positive results were referred for cryotherapy at the closest District Hospital. • Time between enrollment into care and screening was measured, defining timely utilization of CCSP as screening within three months of enrollment. • Logistic regression analysis was used to assess factors associated with timely screening after enrollment.

  4. Results • 416 women newly enrolled into HIV care screened • March 2012 and September 2013. • 307 (73.8%) were screened within three months of enrollment; median time to screening was 1 month • Women in partnered relationships and those who traveled >30 minutes to the clinic were less likely to screen early

  5. Conclusion • Research is required to determine if male partner involvement increases timely utilization of CCSP services. • More efforts are needed to decentralize CCSP services

  6. Acknowledgements • Co-Authors: • Dr .Megan Huchko ,UCSF • Dr .Patrick Oyaro ,FACES • Dr . Maurice Aluda, FACES • Dr . Elizabeth Bukusi, KEMRI,FACES • Craig Cohen,UCSF,FACES • Jayne Kulzer and Systems Team • Cervical Cancer Screening and Prevention (CCSP) Team at MOH facilities • Kenya Medical Research Institute

  7. Timely early screening best OutcomeTHANK YOU

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