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Table 3 Treatment cascade outcomes

From: A simplified point-of-service model for hepatitis C in people who inject drugs in South Africa

Indicator

Target reached (n)

%

95% CI

Baseline

 HCV Viremic

116

  

 Treatment Eligible

94

81.0%

72.7–87.7%

  Antiretroviral therapy less than 3 months

18

82.8%

9.5–23.4%

  Anti-HBV therapy less than 3 months

1

9.1%

0.0–4.7%

  Not Interested in direct-acting antiviral therapy

1

4.6%

0.0–4.7%

  Viremic Lost to Follow-Up

2

9.1%

2.1–6.1%

 Treatment Initiated

87

91.6%

84.1–96.3%

  Eligible Lost to Follow-Up

6

6.4%

2.4–13.4%

  Not Interested in direct-acting antiviral therapy

1

1.1%

0.0–5.8%

4-Week Treatment Visit

   

 4-Week Treatment Completed

84

96.6%

90.2–99.3%

 HCV Viral Load 4 weeks

67

88.2%

78.7–94.4%

8-Week Treatment Visit

 8-Week Treatment Completed

79

94.0%

86.6–98.0%

End of Treatment Visit

 Treatment Complete

75

94.9%

87.5–98.6%

 End of Treatment Plasma Specimen

66

94.3%

86.0 – 98.4%

 HCV Viral Load Suppressed End of Treatment

61

92.4%

83.2–97.5%

12 Weeks Post-End of Treatment Visit

 12 Weeks Post-End of Treatment Plasma Specimen

57

93.4%

84.1–98.2%

 Sustained Virological Response

51

89.5%

78.5–96.0%

Ad Hoc Follow-Up

 Reinfection

7

12.5%

5.2–24.1%

Overall

 Missed Doses < 7 days

15

17.2%

10.0–26.8%

 Adverse Events at Any Time

5

6.0%

2.7–14.9%

  Abdominal Discomfort

2

2.3%

0.3–8.1%

  Reflux

1

1.2%

0.0–6.2%

  Headache

1

1.2%

0.0–6.2%

  Sleep Disturbance

1

1.2%

0.0–6.2%

 Loss to Follow-Up > 90 days

33

37.9%

27.7–49.0%

  1. CI = confidence interval; HBV = hepatitis B virus; HCV = hepatitis C virus
  2. Italic indicates a detailed breakdown of a subcategory