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Table 1

From: Service outcome of antiretroviral Post-Exposure Prophylaxis (PEP) for occupational HIV exposure among health care personnel

Parameter

No. Of Cases (n = 43)

Universal Precaution Workshop (UPW) for HCP

 

January 2008 -- December 2008

2

January 2009 -- October 2009

9

Enrolment of HCP for PEP at CoE

 

October 2008 -- May 2009

19(44.18%)

June 2009 -- October 2009

24(55.81%)

HCP Category Enrolled for PEP at CoE

 

Medics

19(44.18%)

Paramedics

21(48.8%)

Servants

3(7%)

HIV Status of the HCP for PEP enrolment

 

October 2008--May 2009(n = 19)

Reactive

0

 

Non -- Reactive

7(36.8%)

 

Unknown

12(63.15%)

June 2009--October 2009(n = 24)

Reactive

0

 

Non -- Reactive

16(66.66%)

 

Unknown

3(12.5%)

Type of Exposure

 

Mild

21(48.8%)

Moderate

18(41.9%)

Severe

4(9.3%)

Reporting Timeline of exposed HCP to the CoE

 

<2 hours

27(62.8%)

2 -- 24 hours

9(20.9%)

24 -- 72 hours

5(11.6%)

>72 hours

2(4.7%)

HIV Status of the source

 

Reactive

22(51.2%)

Unknown

21(48.8%)

PEP Regimen Prescribed

 

Basic (Zidovudine+Lamivudine)

30(69.76%)

Expanded (Zidovudine+Lamivudine+Lopinavir/Ritonavir)

12(27.90%)

Expanded (Zidovudine+Lamivudine+Indinavir)

1(2.32%)

HIV Status of exposed HCP post PEP at 6 months (n = 18)

 

Reactive

0

Non -- Reactive

3(16.66%)

Unknown

15(83.33%)

HCP Not Completed 6 Months (n = 43)

25(58.13%)