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Table 8. HIV-infected patients currently prescribed highly active antiretroviral therapy (HAART) by data source and race/ethnicity
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Data in Tables 6-8 are based on the following analyses:
  • Among patients eligible according to guidelines in place in 1999, what is the proportion of patients prescribed highly active antiretroviral therapy1 (HAART) in ASD in 1999 and SHDC in 1998?
Data Source Total White Black Hispanic Asian/Pacific
Islander
American Indian/
Alaska Native
% Treated/
Eligible
% Treated/
Eligible
% Treated/
Eligible
% Treated/
Eligible
% Treated/
Eligible
% Treated/
Eligible
ASD* 61 5,479/8,923   63 1,758/2,809   59 2,416/4,084   64 1,201/1,866   66 62/94   55 26/47
SHDC Site A 68 166/242 66 78/118 71 48/68
SHDC Site B 64 111/171 70 51/73 61 54/89
SHDC Site C 69 161/249 77 95/123 68 75/111
*The ASD total contains 23 patients with unknown race/ethnicity
  • The proportion of eligible patients currently prescribed HAART by race/ethnicity varied from 55% among American Indians/Alaska Natives to 77% among whites.
  • Similar proportions of whites compared with blacks were prescribed HAART at SHDC Site A, and a greater proportion of whites than blacks were prescribed HAART at SHDC Site B and Site C.
  • Proportions were not presented for Hispanics, Asian/Pacific Islanders, and American Indian/Alaska Natives in SHDC because estimates were based on a small number of cases.
  • Results for racial and ethnic groups with small numerators and/or denominators should be interpreted with caution.
  • Data from the SHAS and MOPTB studies were not available for this question.
Last Modified: June 21, 2006
Last Reviewed: June 21, 2006
Content Source:
Divisions of HIV/AIDS Prevention
National Center for HIV/AIDS, Viral Hepatitis, STD, and TB Prevention
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