SESP_MER2.8_TX_PVLS_Supplememtal_Quarterly
The TX_PVLS MER indicator
provides data on clients who have received a viral load (VL) test in the last
12 months and the percentage of those clients who were virally suppressed at
the most recent test. It does not, however, provide data on viral suppression
among clients eligible to receive a VL test (coverage estimate). In order to
estimate VL suppression coverage for all clients on ART, the PEPFAR Mozambique
SI team uses TX_CURR from six months prior as a denominator. To date, the team
has used manually abstracted data (PMTCT_ART Already on ART) from the ANC
registries to estimate VL suppression among pregnant and breastfeeding women
specifically. The team expressed a need for a more precise estimate of pregnant
and breastfeeding women eligible for a VL test, extracted from SESP.
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