We then calculated cost-effectiveness estimates of client reminders by population size and screening type.
While a majority of services provided an estimate of client treatment completion rates and client outcomes, most did not use validated instruments to evaluate their service efficacy.
An estimated 95% of clients are victims of contractor fraud.
An estimated 32% of clients complete the program, 47% self-discharge and 20% are house-discharged for failing to comply with treatment requirements, such as providing continuously clean urine samples.
No CBO showed evidence of planning or estimating numbers of clients receiving services according to catchment areas or coverage rates.
Clients receiving LARCs and permanent methods accounted for an estimated 50% of clients in 2008, rising significantly to 70% by 2014 (P = .02).02
Current evidence shows that, in 2009, 12,473 PLHA were treated at MoH centers, covering an estimated 75% of clients registered in the National HIV Care Program [ 11].
The parameters used for sample size calculation were: 64.6 % estimated proportion of clients who received cotrimoxazole prophylaxis (2009), 5 % maximum marginal error at 95%% confidence interval.
However, respondents from the addictions sector reported higher perceived estimated proportion of clients with concurrent disorders (M = 69.51, SD = 24.49) compared to mental health (M = 48.08, SD = 25.28, p = .01) and compared to other sectors (M = 53.36, SD = 28.54, p = .01).01
In addition, data from the Jyoti Sangh monthly monitoring reports were also used to estimate the number of clients per CSW per month.
