Overall Reporting Disposable Gloves Performance

We observed differences in performance measures by the two ownership categories in completeness and timeliness of facility reporting PE Gloves.

Tables 1 TPE gloves, 2, 3 and 4 presents the Table 1. Results for Mann-Whitney U tests on reporting performance for HIV Counselling and Testing indicators by health facilities, highlighted are significant differences.

Table 2. Results for Mann-Whitney U tests on reporting performance for Prevention of Mother to Child Transmission of HIV indicators by health facilities, highlighted are significant differences. asymptotic significance (2-tailed) p-value, as well as the mean rank for four of the HIVindicator programmatic areas evaluated as part of this study, namely HIV CT, PMTCT, CRT and PEP respectively. There were no significances in performance in reporting of VMMC and BS indicators, which are peripherally associated with the HIV programs. Statistically significant results in performance, and mean ranks for both private and public are highlighted in different shades to ease distinction of the two ownership types as presented in Tables 1, 2, 3 and 4. Performance in completeness and timeliness varied by year, with public institutions performing better across multiple indicators with the exception of year 2017 in reporting of HIV CT Vinyl Gloves, PMTC indicators.

Table 3. Results for Mann-Whitney U tests on reporting performance for Care and Treatment indicators by health facilities, highlighted are significant differences.

Table 4. Results for Mann-Whitney U tests on reporting performance for Post-Exposure Prophylaxis indicators by health facilities, highlighted are significant differences.