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Table 2 Parameter values assumed for the model of the impact of the intervention for central and optimistic target scenarios, and projected impact on HIV incidence in Arms A and B compared with Arm C, assuming intervention roll-out over a 6-month time period

From: HPTN 071 (PopART): Rationale and design of a cluster-randomised trial of the population impact of an HIV combination prevention intervention including universal testing and treatment – a study protocol for a cluster randomised trial

Parameter

Central target

Optimistic target

Annual coverage of test and treat campaign

70%

75%

Treatment failure & drop-out rate, per year

10%

10%

Effectiveness of ART in blocking transmission

90%

95%

Take up of male circumcision when offered

50%

50%

 

Arm A

Arm B

Arm A

Arm B

Zambia

Impact on cumulative incidence (3 years)

61%

25%

63%

27%

Impact on cumulative incidence (first 2 years)

58%

24%

61%

25%

Impact on HIV incidence during Year 1

51%

20%

54%

21%

Impact on HIV incidence during Year 2

65%

27%

67%

28%

Impact on HIV incidence during Year 3

67%

29%

68%

30%

South Africa

Impact on cumulative incidence (3 years)

62%

26%

64%

27%

 

Impact on cumulative incidence (first 2 years)

59%

25%

61%

26%

Impact on HIV incidence during Year 1

52%

22%

55%

23%

Impact on HIV incidence during Year 2

65%

28%

67%

29%

Impact on HIV incidence during Year 3

68%

29%

69%

30%