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4.1 Demographic information of the respondents
Age group
Frequency PercentCumulative
Percent More than 40 1 1.4 1.4
26-30 43 58.9 60.331-35 20 27.4 87.7
36-40 6 8.2 95.9Less than 25 3 4.1 100.0
Total 73 100.0
GenderFrequency Percent
Male 46 63.0Female 27 37.0
Total 73 100.0
QualificationFrequency Percent
Clinical Officer 68 93.2Medical Officer 5 6.8
Total 73 100.0
How long have you been working in the CCC (In years)
Frequency PercentCumulative
Percent1-3 35 47.9 47.9
10 and more 4 5.5 53.44-6 18 24.7 78.1
7-9 4 5.5 83.6Lessthan 1 12 16.4 100.0
Total 73 100.0
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Which part of the eye is affected with HIV/AIDS infection (n=73)Response Frequency Percent
Oculart adnexae 42 57.6Anterior Segment 33 45.2
Posterior segment 30 37.0Neuro-ophthalmic manifestation 17 23.3
Orbital Manifestation 3 4.1
Do you know any ophthalmic features of HIV/AIDS?
ResponseFrequency Percent
Yes 66 90.4No 7 9.6
Total 73 100.0
If yes, which one do you know(n=73)
Response Frequency Percent
CMV refinitis 19 2
Toxoplasmosis 7 9.5Optic neuritis 4 5.5
Herpes zoster 5 6.8Ks 11 15.0
Conjuctivitis 35 34.2crypotococcus 12 16.4
HZO 24 32.8Molluscum Contagiosum 1 1.4
Proptosis 2 2.7Facial nerve palsy 3 4.1
HIV retinitis 5 6.9Zoster ophthalmicus 1 1.4
Pain 1 1.4Deformities 2 2.7Herpes zoster 6 8.3Orbitual cellulitis 1 1.4Chronic uveitis 1 1.4
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style 1 1.4TB 2 2.7uveitis 1 1.4Syphilis uvenitis 1 1.4Preceptual cellulitis 1 1.4Optic neuritis 1 1.4
Are there ophthalmic features of HIV/AIDS that are an emergency
Response Frequency Percent
Yes 37 50.7
No 36 49.3Total 73 100.0
If yes, which ones are they(n=73)Frequency Percent
CMV retinitis 16 21.9
Optic neuritis 2 2.8Oributal cellulities 1 1.4
Conjuctivitis 3 4.2cryptococcal menegitis 2 2.8
HZO 18 24.6Pain 2 2.7
Ks 1 1.4PJP choroldopathy (Uveitis) 1 1.4
Herpes Zoster 1 1.4Toxoplasmosis 1 1.4
Total 73 100.0
Does the level of CD4 count determine the occurrence
Frequency PercentYes 63 86.3
No 8 11.0Missing 2 2.7
Total 73 100.0
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Ocular features of HIV/AIDS <500 cells/mm3 Frequency Percent
Kaposi sarcoma of eye 1 1.4Ocular TB 3 4.1
HZO 7 9.6uveitis 1 1.4
Ocular features of HIV/AIDS <250 cells/mm3
Frequency PercentToxoplasmosis of eye 3 4.1
Herpes 2 2.7Ks 3 4.1
CMV retinitis 3 4.1HZO 11 15.4
Zoster ophthalmicus 1 1.4uveitis 1 1.4
Ocular features of HIV/AIDS <100 cells/mm3Frequency Percent
CMV retinitis 16 21.9
KS of the eye 7 9.7cryptococcus 4 5.5
uveitis 1 1.4Micrography 1 1.4
Toxoplasmosis 1 1.4HZO 1 1.4
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Any CD4 count (n=73)Frequency Percent
HIV retrinopathy 1 1.4
PJP choroidopathy 1 1.4Conjuchinitis 1 1.4
Do you know any drugs given to patients with HIV/AIDS that cause ocular toxicity?
Frequency Percent
Yes 40 54.8No 33 45.2
Total 73 100.0
if yes, name them (n=40)Frequency Percent
Ethambotol 27 37.0Streptomycin 5 6.9
starudine 5 6.9Nevirapine 5 6.9
Septrin 5 6.9Rijampicin 1 1.4
Quinine 1 1.4Missing 33 45.2
Total 73 100.0
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Implication of a patient having ophthalmic features of HIV/AIDS (n=73)
Frequency PercentBlindness 21 28.8
Psychological Trauma 2 2.8Low immunity 18 24.6
Poor adherence/ compliance 12 16.4Treatment Failure 16 22.0
Limited movement 2 2.7
Does a patient with HIV/AIDS need to be reviewed by an eye specialist
Frequency Percent
Yes 71 97.3No 1 1.4
Missing 1 1.4Total 73 100.0
If yes, how often (n=71)Frequency Percent
When they have an eye complain
44 60.3
Every 6 months 14 19.2
3 Months 5 6.8on enrollment 1 1.4
Monthly 3 4.1CD4 100cells/mm3 4 5.5
every 2 Months 1 1.4
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do you take ocular history when seeing HIV/AIDS patients
Frequency Percent
Yes 21 28.8No 52 71.2
Total 73 100.0
do you examine the eye when a patient has an eye complainFrequency Percent
Yes 20 27.4No 52 71.2
Missing 1 1.4Total 73 100.0
if yes, name the tools that are available to you for eye examination(n=20)Frequency Percent
Examination Torch 12 60
Snellen's Chart 10 50V.A 2 10
Colour identification 2 10Not familiar with eye examination
1 5
V.F 1 5
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if no, why (n=52)
Frequency PercentLack of know how 29 55.8
Tools lacking 47 90.4Doesn't know 5 9.6
Knowledge Gap 13 25too much work load
1 1.9
do you refer patients to an eye specialist
Frequency PercentYes 69 94.5
No 4 5.5Total 73 100.0
When do you refer patients to an eye specialistFrequency Percent
Routinely 4 5.5
When the patient complains
64 87.7
Missing 5 6.8Total 73 100.0
Ophthalmic features of HIV/AIDS can cause blindnessFrequency Percent
Neutral 1 1.4
Moderately agree 20 27.4Strongly agree 52 71.2
Total 73 100.0
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A clinician needs to exam the eye of a HIV/AIDS patient who has an ocular complainFrequency Percent
Strongly Agree 2 2.7Moderately agree 5 6.8
Strongly agree 66 90.4Total 73 100.0
HIV/AIDS patients need to be reviewed by an eye specialist.Frequency Percent
Moderately disagree 1 1.4Neutral 2 2.7
Moderately agree 5 6.8Strongly agree 65 89.0
Total 73 100.0
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ESTABLISHMENT OF RELATIONSHIPS
Age and practice of taking Ocular history
Age group and Ocular features of HIV/AIDS <500 cells/mm3 (n=73)Ocular features of HIV/AIDS <500 cells/mm3
Age group Kaposi sarcoma of
eye Ocular TB HZO Uveitis
More than 40 0 0 0 026-30 1 2 4 1
31-35 0 1 2 036-40 0 0 1 0
Less than 25 0 0 0 0Total 1 2 7 1
Age group and Ocular features of HIV/AIDS <250 cells/mm3(n=73)Ocular features of HIV/AIDS <250 cells/mm3 i
Age groupToxoplasmosi
s of eye Herpes Ks CMV retinitis HZO
Zoster ophthalmicu
s uveitis
More than 40
0 0 0 0 1 0 0
26-30 2 0 2 2 5 1 131-35 1 2 1 0 5 0 0
36-40 0 0 0 1 0 0 0Less than 25 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Total 2 2 3 3 8 1 1
Age group and Ocular features of HIV/AIDS <100 cells/mm3(n=73)Ocular features of HIV/AIDS <100 cells/mm3
Age groupCMV retinitis
KS of the eye
Cryptococcus Uveitis Micrography
Toxoplasmosis
HZO
More than 40 0 0 0 0 0 0 026-30 10 2 3 0 1 1 0
31-35 5 4 1 1 0 0 136-40 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Less than 25 1 1 0 0 0 0 0Total 16 7 4 1 1 1 1
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Age group and Any CD4 count (n=73)
Any CD4 count Age group HIV
retrinopathyPJP
choroidopathy Conjuchinitis
More than 40 0 0 026-30 1 1 1
31-35 0 0 036-40 0 0 0
Less than 25 0 0 0Total 1 1 1
Age group and Which part of the eye is affected with HIV/AIDS infection (n=73)Which part of the eye is affected with HIV/AIDS infection
Age groupOculart
adnexaeAnterior Segment
Posterior segment
Neuro-ophthalmic
manifestation
Orbital Manifest
ation More than 40
0 0 0 0 0
26-30 28 19 19 8 2
31-35 9 10 6 8 036-40 4 3 2 1 0
Less than 25 1 1 2 0 1Total 42 33 29 17 3
Age group and Implication of a patient having ophthalmic features of HIV/AIDS (n=73)
Implication of a patient having ophthalmic features of HIV/AIDS 1Age group
Blindness
Psychological Trauma
Low immunit
y
Poor adherance/ compliance
Treatment Failure
Limited moveme
nt More than 40 0 0 1 0 0 0
26-30 10 0 12 13 12 031-35 9 2 3 4 2 1
36-40 2 0 1 1 1 1Less than 25 0 0 1 0 1 0
Total 21 2 18 18 16 2
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Age group and practice of taking ocular history when seeing HIV/AIDS patientsDo you take ocular history
when seeing HIV/AIDS patients.
TotalAge group Yes No
More than 40 0 1 126-30 9 34 43
31-35 8 12 2036-40 3 3 6
Less than 25 1 2 3Total 21 52 73
Age group and practice of examining the eye when a patient has an eye complaindo you examine the eye when a patient has
an eye complain.TotalAge group Yes No Missing
More than 40 1 0 0 126-30 7 36 0 43
31-35 9 10 1 2036-40 2 4 0 6
Less than 25 1 2 0 3Total 20 52 1 73
Age group * If yes, how often (n=20)If yes, how often
Age group CD4 100cells/mm3
every 2 Months Total
More than 40 0 0 026-30 2 0 2
31-35 2 1 336-40 0 0 0
Less than 25 0 0 0Total 4 1 5
Age group * if yes, name the tools that are available to you for eye examination (n=20)
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if yes, name the tools that are available to you for eye examination 1Age group
Examination Torch
Snellen's Chart V.A V.F
Not familiar with eye
examinationColour
identification More than 40
0 1 1 0 0 0
26-30 5 3 1 4 1 0
31-35 6 5 0 0 0 236-40 1 1 0 0 0 0
Less than 25 0 0 0 0 0 0Total 12 10 2 4 1 2
Age group and reasons why they do not examine eyes (n=52)
if no, why?Age group Lack of know
how Tools lacking Doesn't knowKnowledge Gap
too much work load
More than 40 0 0 0 0 026-30 19 23 2 10 1
31-35 6 7 2 2 036-40 2 2 1 0 0
Less than 25 2 1 0 1 0Total 29 33 5 13 1
Age group and whether they refer patients to an eye specialist
do you refer patients to an eye specialist
TotalAge group Yes No More than 40 0 1 1
26-30 41 2 4331-35 19 1 20
36-40 6 0 6Less than 25 3 0 3
Total 69 4 73
Age group and When do you refer patients to an eye specialist Crosstabulation
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When do you refer patients to an eye specialist
Total
Age group
Routinely
When the patient
complains Missing
More than 40 0 0 1 126-30 2 39 2 43
31-35 0 18 2 2036-40 1 5 0 6
Less than 25 1 2 0 3Total 4 64 5 73
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Association of Gender and Practice of taking ocular history
Gender and Ocular features of HIV/AIDS <500 cells/mm3
Ocular features of HIV/AIDS <500 cells/mm3 Gender Kaposi
sarcoma of eye Ocular TB HZO uveitis
Male 0 2 4 0Female 1 1 3 1
Total 1 3 7 1
Gender ND Ocular features of HIV/AIDS <250 cells/mm3Ocular features of HIV/AIDS <250 cells/mm3 i
Gender Toxoplasmosis of eye Herpes Ks CMV retinitis HZO
Zoster ophthalmicus uveitis
Male 2 1 3 2 10 0 1
Female 1 1 0 1 1 1 0Total 3 2 3 3 11 1 1
Gender and Ocular features of HIV/AIDS <100 cells/mm3
Ocular features of HIV/AIDS <100 cells/mm3 Gender CMV
retinitisKS of the
eyecryptococcu
s uveitis MicrographyToxoplasmo
sis HZO
Male 9 3 3 1 0 0 1
Female 7 4 1 0 1 1 0
Total 16 7 4 1 1 1 1
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Gender and Any CD4 count
Any CD4 count iGender HIV retrinopathy PJP choroidopathy ConjuchinitisMale 0 0 0Female 1 1 1
Total 1 1 1
Gender and knowledge of any drugs given to patients with HIV/AIDS that cause ocular toxicity
Do you know any drugs given to patients with HIV/AIDS that cause ocular toxicity
TotalGender Yes No
Male 27 19 46
Female 13 14 27
Total 40 33 73
Gender * if yes, name them (n=40)
if yes, name them Gender Ethambotol Streptomycin starudine Nevirapine Septrin Rijampicin Quinine
Male 17 4 3 3 4 1 1Female 10 1 2 2 1 0 0
Total 27 5 5 5 5 1 1
Gender and Implication of a patient having ophthalmic features of HIV/AIDS (n=73)Implication of a patient having ophthalmic features of HIV/AIDS 1
Gender
BlindnessPsychological
Trauma Low immunity
Poor adherance/ compliance
Treatment Failure
Limited moveme
nt
Male 15 1 10 6 13 2Female 6 1 8 6 3 0
Total 21 2 18 12 16 2Gender and Does a patient with HIV/AIDS need to be reviewed by an eye specialist
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Does a patient with HIV/AIDS need to be reviewed by an eye specialist
TotalGender Yes No Missing
Male 44 1 1 46Female 27 0 0 27
Total 71 1 1 73
Gender * If yes, how often (n=71)If yes, how often
Gender When they have an eye
complain on enrollment 3 MonthsEvery 6 months
every 2 Months Monthly
CD4 100cells/
mm3
Male 27 0 3 9 1 1 3
Female 17 1 2 5 0 2 1Total 44 1 5 14 1 1 3
Gender and practice of taking ocular history when seeing HIV/AIDS patients
do you take ocular history when seeing HIV/AIDS patients.
TotalGender Yes NoMale 12 34 46
Female 9 18 27Total 21 52 73
Gender and practice of examining the eye when a patient has an eye complain.
do you examine the eye when a patient has an eye complain.
TotalGender Yes No MissingMale 14 31 1 46
Female 6 21 0 27Total 20 52 1 73
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Gender * if yes, name the tools that are available to you for eye examination (n=20)
if yes, name the tools that are available to you for eye examination
Total
Gender
Examination Torch
Snellen's Chart V.A None
Not familiar with eye
examination Missing
Male 6 5 1 3 1 30 46
Female 5 1 0 0 0 21 27
Total 11 6 1 3 1 51 73
Gender * if no, why (n=52)if no, why
Gender Lack of know how Tools lacking Doesn't know
Knowledge Gap
too much work load
Male 15 21 4 7 1
Female 14 12 1 6 0Total 29 33 5 13 1
Gender and practice of referral of patients to an eye specialist
do you refer patients to an eye specialist
TotalGender Yes NoMale 45 1 46
Female 24 3 27Total 69 4 73
Gender and When do you refer patients to an eye specialist CrosstabulationWhen do you refer patients to an eye specialist
TotalGender
RoutinelyWhen the patient
complains Missing
Male 3 42 1 46Female 1 22 4 27
Total 4 64 5 73
Gender and Ophthalmic features of HIV/AIDS can cause blindness
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Ophthalmic features of HIV/AIDS can cause blindnessTotalGender Neutral Moderately agree Strongly agree
Male 0 11 35 46Female 1 9 17 27
Total 1 20 52 73
Gender and A clinician needs to exam the eye of a HIV/AIDS patient who has an ocular complain
A clinician needs to exam the eye of a HIV/AIDS patient who has an ocular complain
TotalGender Strongly Agree Moderately agree Strongly agree
Male 1 4 41 46Female 1 1 25 27
Total 2 5 66 73
Gender and HIV/AIDS patients need to be reviewed by an eye specialist.
HIV/AIDS patients need to be reviewed by an eye specialist.
TotalGender Moderately
disagree NeutralModerately
agreeStrongly
agreeMale 1 1 4 40 46
Female 0 1 1 25 27Total 1 2 5 65 73
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QUALIFICATION AND RELATIONSHIPS
Which part of the eye is affected with HIV/AIDS infection (n=73)
QualificationWhich part of the eye is affected with HIV/AIDS infection
Clinical Officer
Medical Officer
Oculart adnexae 39 5Anterior Segment 29 3
Posterior segment 27 2Neuro-ophthalmic manifestation 14 3
Orbital Manifestation 3 0
Do you know any ophthalmic features of HIV/AIDS and Qualification
Qualification
Total
Do you know any ophthalmic features of HIV/AIDS
Clinical Officer
Medical Officer
Yes 61 5 66
No 7 0 7Total 68 5 73
If yes, which one do you know and Qualification (n=63)If yes, which one do you know Qualification
TotalClinical Officer
Medical Officer
CMV refinitis 12 3 15Toxoplasmosis 4 1 5
Optic neuritis 2 1 3Herpes zoster 7 2 9
Ks 11 0 11Conjuctivitis 25 0 25
crypotococcus 12 0 12HZO 23 1 24
Molluscum Contagiosum 1 0 1
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Proptosis 2 0 2
Facial nerve palsy 3 0 3HIV retinitis 5 0 5
Zoster ophthalmicus 0 1 1Pain 0 1 1Deformities 2 0 2Orbitual cellulitis 0 1 1Chronic uveitis 1 0 1uveitis 1 0 1style 1 0 1TB 2 0 2
Are there ophthalmic features of HIV/AIDS that are an emergency * Qualification
Qualification
Total
Are there ophthalmic features of HIV/AIDS that are an emergency
Clinical Officer
Medical Officer
Yes 32 5 37
No 36 0 36
Total 68 5 73
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If yes, which ones are they * Qualification (n=37)Qualification
TotalIf yes, which ones are they
Clinical Officer
Medical Officer
CMV retinitis 13 3 16
Optic neuritis 1 1 2Oributal cellulities 0 1 1
Conjuctivitis 2 1 3cryptococcal menegitis 2 0 2
HZO 17 1 18Ks 1 0 1
Pain 1 1 2PJP choroldopathy (Uveitis)
0 1 1
Herpes Zoster 0 1 1Toxoplasmosis 1 0 1
Does the level of CD4 count determine the occurrence * Qualification Does the level of CD4 count determine the occurrence Qualification
TotalClinical Officer
Medical Officer
Yes 59 4 63No 8 0 8
Missing 1 1 2Total 68 5 73
Ocular features of HIV/AIDS <500 cells/mm3 * Qualification (n=73)
Qualification
TotalOcular features of HIV/AIDS <500 cells/mm3 i Clinical
OfficerMedical Officer
Kaposi sarcoma of eye 0 1 1
Ocular TB 2 1 3HZO 6 1 7
uveitis 0 1 1
Ocular features of HIV/AIDS <250 cells/mm3 * Qualification (n=73)
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Qualification
TotalOcular features of HIV/AIDS <250 cells/mm3 i
Clinical Officer
Medical Officer
Toxoplasmosis of eye 2 1 3Herpes 2 0 2
Ks 3 0 3CMV retinitis 2 1 3
HZO 11 0 11Zoster ophthalmicus 0 1 1
uveitis 1 0 1
Ocular features of HIV/AIDS <100 cells/mm3 * Qualification (n=73)Qualification
TotalOcular features of HIV/AIDS <100 cells/mm3
Clinical Officer
Medical Officer
CMV retinitis 14 2 16KS of the eye 7 0 7
cryptococcus 4 0 4uveitis 1 0 1
Toxoplasmosis 1 0 1Micrography 0 1 1
HZO 1 0 1
Any CD4 count * Qualification (n=73)
Qualification
TotalAny CD4 count i Clinical
OfficerMedical Officer
HIV retrinopathy 0 1 1PJP choroidopathy 0 1 1
Conjuchinitis 0 1 1Total 68 5 73
Do you know any drugs given to patients with HIV/AIDS that cause ocular toxicity * Qualification (n=73)
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Qualification
Total
Do you know any drugs given to patients with HIV/AIDS that cause ocular toxicity?
Clinical Officer
Medical Officer
Yes 36 4 40
No 32 1 33Total 68 5 73
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if yes, name them * Qualification (n=40)
Qualification
Totalif yes, name them Clinical
OfficerMedical Officer
Ethambotol 23 4 27
Streptomycin 5 0 5starudine 4 1 5
Nevirapine 4 1 5Septrin 5 0 5
Rijampicin 1 0 1Quinine 1 0 1
Implication of a patient having ophthalmic features of HIV/AIDS * Qualification Crosstabulation
Qualification
TotalImplication of a patient having ophthalmic features of HIV/AIDS
Clinical Officer
Medical Officer
Blindness 19 2 21Psychological Trauma 2 0 2
Low immunity 17 1 18Poor adherance/ compliance 11 1 12
Treatment Failure 16 0 16Limited movement 2 0 2
Does a patient with HIV/AIDS need to be reviewed by an eye specialist * Qualification
Qualification
TotalClinical Officer
Medical Officer
Does a patient with HIV/AIDS need to be reviewed by an eye specialist
Yes 66 5 71
No 1 0 1Missing 1 0 1
Total 68 5 73
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If yes, how often * Qualification (n=71)
Qualification
TotalIf yes, how often Clinical
OfficerMedical Officer
When they have an eye complain 41 3 44Every 6 months 12 2 14
3 Months 5 0 5on enrollment 1 0 1
Monthly 3 0 3every 2 Months 1 0 1
CD4 100cells/mm3 3 1 4
do you take ocular history when seeing HIV/AIDS patients By Qualification (n=73)
Qualification
Totaldo you take ocular history when seeing HIV/AIDS patients.
Clinical Officer
Medical Officer
Yes 19 2 21
No 49 3 52Total 68 5 73
do you examine the eye when a patient has an eye complain. * Qualification
Crosstabulation
Qualification
Totaldo you examine the eye when a patient has an eye complain.
Clinical Officer
Medical Officer
Yes 19 1 20
No 48 4 52Missing 1 0 1
Total 68 5 73
if yes, name the tools that are available to you for eye examination by Qualification (n=20)
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Qualification
Totalif yes, name the tools that are available to you for eye examination 1
Clinical Officer
Medical Officer
Examination Torch 10 1 11Snellen's Chart 10 0 10
V.A 2 0 2Colour identification 2 0 2
Not familiar with eye examination 1 0 1
V.A 1 0 1
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if no, why 1 * Qualification (n=52)Qualification
Totalif no, why 1 Clinical
OfficerMedical Officer
Lack of know how
27 2 29
Tools lacking 31 2 33
Doesn't know 4 1 5Knowledge Gap 13 0 13
too much work load
1 0 1
do you refer patients to an eye specialist by Qualification
Qualification
Totaldo you refer patients to an eye specialist
Clinical Officer
Medical Officer
Yes 64 5 69No 4 0 4
Total 68 5 73
When do you refer patients to an eye specialist by Qualification (n=69)
Qualification
TotalWhen do you refer patients to an eye specialist
Clinical Officer
Medical Officer
Routinely 4 0 4When the patient complains 59 5 64
Ophthalmic features of HIV/AIDS can cause blindness by Qualification Qualification
TotalOphthalmic features of HIV/AIDS can cause blindness
Clinical Officer
Medical Officer
Neutral 1 0 1
Moderately agree 19 1 20Strongly agree 48 4 52
Total 68 5 73
A clinician needs to exam the eye of a HIV/AIDS patient who has an ocular complain by Qualification
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Qualification
Total
A clinician needs to exam the eye of a HIV/AIDS patient who has an ocular complain
Clinical Officer
Medical Officer
Strongly Agree 2 0 2
Moderately agree 4 1 5Strongly agree 62 4 66
Total 68 5 73
HIV/AIDS patients need to be reviewed by an eye specialist by Qualification
Qualification
TotalHIV/AIDS patients need to be reviewed by an eye specialist.
Clinical Officer
Medical Officer
Moderately disagree 1 0 1
Neutral 2 0 2Moderately agree 5 0 5
Strongly agree 60 5 65Total 68 5 73
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