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4.1 Demographic information of the respondents

Age group

Frequency Percent
Cumulative
Percent
More than 40 1 1.4 1.4
26-30 43 58.9 60.3
31-35 20 27.4 87.7
36-40 6 8.2 95.9
Less than 25 3 4.1 100.0
Total 73 100.0

Gender
Frequency Percent
Male 46 63.0
Female 27 37.0
Total 73 100.0

Qualification
Frequency Percent
Clinical Officer 68 93.2
Medical Officer 5 6.8
Total 73 100.0

How long have you been working in the CCC (In years)

Frequency Percent
Cumulative
Percent
1-3 35 47.9 47.9
10 and more 4 5.5 53.4
4-6 18 24.7 78.1
7-9 4 5.5 83.6
Lessthan 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 57.6
Anterior Segment 33 45.2
Posterior segment 30 37.0
Neuro-ophthalmic manifestation 17 23.3
Orbital Manifestation 3 4.1


Do you know any ophthalmic features of HIV/AIDS?

Response
Frequency Percent
Yes 66 90.4
No 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 9.5
Optic neuritis 4 5.5
Herpes zoster 5 6.8
Ks 11 15.0
Conjuctivitis 35 34.2
crypotococcus 12 16.4
HZO 24 32.8
Molluscum Contagiosum 1 1.4
Proptosis 2 2.7
Facial nerve palsy 3 4.1
HIV retinitis 5 6.9
Zoster ophthalmicus 1 1.4
Pain 1 1.4
Deformities 2 2.7
Herpes zoster 6 8.3
Orbitual cellulitis 1 1.4
Chronic uveitis 1 1.4
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style 1 1.4
TB 2 2.7
uveitis 1 1.4
Syphilis uvenitis 1 1.4
Preceptual cellulitis 1 1.4
Optic neuritis 1 1.4



Are there ophthalmic features of HIV/AIDS that are an emergency

Response
Frequency Percent
Yes 37 50.7
No 36 49.3
Total 73 100.0

If yes, which ones are they(n=73)
Frequency Percent
CMV retinitis 16 21.9
Optic neuritis 2 2.8
Oributal cellulities 1 1.4
Conjuctivitis 3 4.2
cryptococcal menegitis 2 2.8
HZO 18 24.6
Pain 2 2.7
Ks 1 1.4
PJP choroldopathy (Uveitis) 1 1.4
Herpes Zoster 1 1.4
Toxoplasmosis 1 1.4
Total 73 100.0

Does the level of CD4 count determine the occurrence

Frequency Percent
Yes 63 86.3
No 8 11.0
Missing 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 1.4
Ocular TB 3 4.1
HZO 7 9.6
uveitis 1 1.4


Ocular features of HIV/AIDS <250 cells/mm3

Frequency Percent
Toxoplasmosis of eye 3 4.1
Herpes 2 2.7
Ks 3 4.1
CMV retinitis 3 4.1
HZO 11 15.4
Zoster ophthalmicus 1 1.4
uveitis 1 1.4



Ocular features of HIV/AIDS <100 cells/mm3
Frequency Percent
CMV retinitis 16 21.9
KS of the eye 7 9.7
cryptococcus 4 5.5
uveitis 1 1.4
Micrography 1 1.4
Toxoplasmosis 1 1.4
HZO 1 1.4



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Any CD4 count (n=73)
Frequency Percent
HIV retrinopathy 1 1.4
PJP choroidopathy 1 1.4
Conjuchinitis 1 1.4



Do you know any drugs given to patients with HIV/AIDS that cause ocular toxicity?

Frequency Percent
Yes 40 54.8
No 33 45.2
Total 73 100.0

if yes, name them (n=40)
Frequency Percent
Ethambotol 27 37.0
Streptomycin 5 6.9
starudine 5 6.9
Nevirapine 5 6.9
Septrin 5 6.9
Rijampicin 1 1.4
Quinine 1 1.4
Missing 33 45.2
Total 73 100.0



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Implication of a patient having ophthalmic features of HIV/AIDS (n=73)

Frequency Percent
Blindness 21 28.8
Psychological Trauma 2 2.8
Low immunity 18 24.6
Poor adherence/ compliance 12 16.4
Treatment 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 97.3
No 1 1.4
Missing 1 1.4
Total 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 6.8
on enrollment 1 1.4
Monthly 3 4.1
CD4 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 28.8
No 52 71.2
Total 73 100.0

do you examine the eye when a patient has an eye complain
Frequency Percent
Yes 20 27.4
No 52 71.2
Missing 1 1.4
Total 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 50
V.A 2 10
Colour identification 2 10
Not familiar with eye
examination
1 5
V.F 1 5



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if no, why (n=52)

Frequency Percent
Lack of know how 29 55.8
Tools lacking 47 90.4
Doesn't know 5 9.6
Knowledge Gap 13 25
too much work
load
1 1.9

do you refer patients to an eye specialist

Frequency Percent
Yes 69 94.5
No 4 5.5
Total 73 100.0

When do you refer patients to an eye specialist
Frequency Percent
Routinely 4 5.5
When the patient
complains
64 87.7
Missing 5 6.8
Total 73 100.0

Ophthalmic features of HIV/AIDS can cause blindness
Frequency Percent
Neutral 1 1.4
Moderately agree 20 27.4
Strongly 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 complain
Frequency Percent
Strongly Agree 2 2.7
Moderately agree 5 6.8
Strongly agree 66 90.4
Total 73 100.0


HIV/AIDS patients need to be reviewed by an eye specialist.
Frequency Percent
Moderately disagree 1 1.4
Neutral 2 2.7
Moderately agree 5 6.8
Strongly 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 0
26-30 1 2 4 1
31-35 0 1 2 0
36-40 0 0 1 0
Less than 25 0 0 0 0
Total 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 group
Toxoplasmosi
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 1
31-35 1 2 1 0 5 0 0
36-40 0 0 0 1 0 0 0
Less 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 group
CMV retinitis
KS of the
eye
Cryptococcu
s Uveitis Micrography
Toxoplas
mosis
HZO
More than 40 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
26-30 10 2 3 0 1 1 0
31-35 5 4 1 1 0 0 1
36-40 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Less than 25 1 1 0 0 0 0 0
Total 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
retrinopathy
PJP
choroidopathy Conjuchinitis
More than 40 0 0 0
26-30 1 1 1
31-35 0 0 0
36-40 0 0 0
Less than 25 0 0 0
Total 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 group
Oculart
adnexae
Anterior
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 0
36-40 4 3 2 1 0
Less than 25 1 1 2 0 1
Total 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 1
Age group
Blindnes
s
Psychologic
al 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 0
31-35 9 2 3 4 2 1
36-40 2 0 1 1 1 1
Less 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 patients
Do you take ocular history
when seeing HIV/AIDS
patients.
Total Age group Yes No
More than 40 0 1 1
26-30 9 34 43
31-35 8 12 20
36-40 3 3 6
Less than 25 1 2 3
Total 21 52 73

Age group 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.
Total Age group Yes No Missing
More than 40 1 0 0 1
26-30 7 36 0 43
31-35 9 10 1 20
36-40 2 4 0 6
Less than 25 1 2 0 3
Total 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 0
26-30 2 0 2
31-35 2 1 3
36-40 0 0 0
Less than 25 0 0 0
Total 4 1 5

Age group * 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 1
Age group
Examination
Torch
Snellen's
Chart V.A V.F
Not familiar
with eye
examination
Colour
identification
15

More than
40
0 1 1 0 0 0
26-30 5 3 1 4 1 0
31-35 6 5 0 0 0 2
36-40 1 1 0 0 0 0
Less than 25 0 0 0 0 0 0
Total 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 know
Knowled
ge Gap
too much
work load
More than 40 0 0 0 0 0
26-30 19 23 2 10 1
31-35 6 7 2 2 0
36-40 2 2 1 0 0
Less than 25 2 1 0 1 0
Total 29 33 5 13 1

Age group and whether they refer patients to an eye specialist

do you refer patients to an
eye specialist
Total Age group Yes No
More than 40 0 1 1
26-30 41 2 43
31-35 19 1 20
36-40 6 0 6
Less than 25 3 0 3
Total 69 4 73

Age group and When do you refer patients to an eye specialist Crosstabulation
When do you refer patients to an eye
specialist
Total
Age group
Routinely
When the
patient
complains Missing
More than 40 0 0 1 1
16

26-30 2 39 2 43
31-35 0 18 2 20
36-40 1 5 0 6
Less than 25 1 2 0 3
Total 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 0
Female 1 1 3 1
Total 1 3 7 1

Gender ND Ocular features of HIV/AIDS <250 cells/mm3
Ocular features of HIV/AIDS <250 cells/mm3 i
Gender Toxoplasmosi
s 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 0
Total 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
retinitis
KS of the
eye
cryptococcu
s uveitis Micrography
Toxoplasmo
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 i
Gender HIV retrinopathy PJP choroidopathy Conjuchinitis
Male 0 0
0
Female 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
Total
Gender
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 1
Female 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
Blindness
Psychological
Trauma Low immunity
Poor
adherance/
compliance
Treatment
Failure
Limited
moveme
nt
Male 15 1 10 6 13 2
Female 6 1 8 6 3 0
Total 21 2 18 12 16 2
Gender and Does a patient with HIV/AIDS need to be reviewed by an eye specialist

Does a patient with HIV/AIDS need to be
reviewed by an eye specialist Total
19

Gender Yes No Missing
Male 44 1 1 46
Female 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 Months
Every 6
months
every 2
Months Monthly
CD4
100cells/
mm3
Male 27 0 3 9 1 1
3
Female 17 1 2 5 0 2
1
Total 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.
Total Gender Yes No
Male 12 34 46
Female 9 18 27
Total 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.
Total Gender Yes No Missing
Male 14 31 1 46
Female 6 21 0 27
Total 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 0
Total 29 33 5 13 1

Gender and practice of referral of patients to an eye specialist

do you refer patients to an eye specialist
Total Gender Yes No
Male 45 1 46
Female 24 3 27
Total 69 4 73

Gender and When do you refer patients to an eye specialist Crosstabulation
When do you refer patients to an eye specialist
Total
Gender
Routinely
When the patient
complains Missing
Male 3 42 1 46
Female 1 22 4 27
Total 4 64 5 73

Gender and Ophthalmic features of HIV/AIDS can cause blindness

Ophthalmic features of HIV/AIDS can cause blindness Total
21

Gender Neutral Moderately agree Strongly agree
Male 0 11 35 46
Female 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
Total Gender Strongly Agree Moderately agree Strongly agree
Male 1 4 41 46
Female 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.
Total
Gender Moderately
disagree Neutral
Moderately
agree
Strongly
agree
Male 1 1 4 40 46
Female 0 1 1 25 27
Total 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)

Qualification
Which part of the eye is affected with HIV/AIDS
infection
Clinical
Officer
Medical
Officer
Oculart adnexae 39 5
Anterior Segment 29 3
Posterior segment 27 2
Neuro-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 7
Total 68 5 73

If yes, which one do you know and Qualification (n=63)
If yes, which one do you
know Qualification
Total
Clinical
Officer
Medical
Officer
CMV refinitis 12 3 15
Toxoplasmosis 4 1 5
Optic neuritis 2 1 3
Herpes zoster 7 2 9
Ks 11 0 11
Conjuctivitis 25 0 25
crypotococcus 12 0 12
HZO 23 1 24
Molluscum Contagiosum 1 0 1
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Proptosis 2 0 2
Facial nerve palsy 3 0 3
HIV retinitis 5 0 5
Zoster ophthalmicus 0 1 1
Pain 0 1 1
Deformities 2 0 2
Orbitual cellulitis 0 1 1
Chronic uveitis 1 0 1
uveitis 1 0 1
style 1 0 1
TB 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
Total
If yes, which ones are
they
Clinical
Officer
Medical
Officer
CMV retinitis 13 3 16
Optic neuritis 1 1 2
Oributal cellulities 0 1 1
Conjuctivitis 2 1 3
cryptococcal menegitis 2 0 2
HZO 17 1 18
Ks 1 0 1
Pain 1 1 2
PJP choroldopathy
(Uveitis)
0 1 1
Herpes Zoster 0 1 1
Toxoplasmosis 1 0 1

Does the level of CD4 count determine the occurrence * Qualification
Does the level of CD4 count
determine the occurrence Qualification
Total
Clinical
Officer
Medical
Officer
Yes 59 4 63
No 8 0 8
Missing 1 1 2
Total 68 5 73

Ocular features of HIV/AIDS <500 cells/mm3 * Qualification (n=73)
Qualification
Total
Ocular features of HIV/AIDS <500 cells/mm3 i Clinical
Officer
Medical
Officer
Kaposi sarcoma of eye 0 1 1
Ocular TB 2 1 3
HZO 6 1 7
uveitis 0 1 1

Ocular features of HIV/AIDS <250 cells/mm3 * Qualification (n=73)

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Qualification
Total
Ocular features of HIV/AIDS
<250 cells/mm3 i
Clinical
Officer
Medical
Officer
Toxoplasmosis of eye 2 1 3
Herpes 2 0 2
Ks 3 0 3
CMV retinitis 2 1 3
HZO 11 0 11
Zoster ophthalmicus 0 1 1
uveitis 1 0 1

Ocular features of HIV/AIDS <100 cells/mm3 * Qualification (n=73)
Qualification
Total
Ocular features of HIV/AIDS <100
cells/mm3
Clinical
Officer
Medical
Officer
CMV retinitis 14 2 16
KS of the eye 7 0 7
cryptococcus 4 0 4
uveitis 1 0 1
Toxoplasmosis 1 0 1
Micrography 0 1 1
HZO 1 0 1

Any CD4 count * Qualification (n=73)

Qualification
Total
Any CD4 count i Clinical
Officer
Medical
Officer
HIV retrinopathy 0 1 1
PJP choroidopathy 0 1 1
Conjuchinitis 0 1 1
Total 68 5 73

Do you know any drugs given to patients with HIV/AIDS that cause ocular toxicity *
Qualification (n=73)


Qualification Total
26

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 33
Total 68 5 73


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if yes, name them * Qualification (n=40)

Qualification
Total
if yes, name them Clinical
Officer
Medical
Officer
Ethambotol 23 4 27
Streptomycin 5 0 5
starudine 4 1 5
Nevirapine 4 1 5
Septrin 5 0 5
Rijampicin 1 0 1
Quinine 1 0 1



Implication of a patient having ophthalmic features of HIV/AIDS * Qualification
Crosstabulation


Qualification
Total
Implication of a patient having
ophthalmic features of HIV/AIDS
Clinical
Officer
Medical
Officer
Blindness 19 2 21
Psychological Trauma 2 0 2
Low immunity 17 1 18
Poor adherance/ compliance 11 1 12
Treatment Failure 16 0 16
Limited movement 2 0 2

Does a patient with HIV/AIDS need to be reviewed by an eye specialist * Qualification

Qualification
Total
Clinical
Officer
Medical
Officer
Does a patient with
HIV/AIDS need to be
reviewed by an eye
specialist
Yes 66 5 71
No 1 0 1
Missing 1 0 1
Total 68 5 73
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If yes, how often * Qualification (n=71)

Qualification
Total
If yes, how often Clinical
Officer
Medical
Officer
When they have an eye complain 41 3 44
Every 6 months 12 2 14
3 Months 5 0 5
on enrollment 1 0 1
Monthly 3 0 3
every 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
Total
do you take ocular history when seeing
HIV/AIDS patients.
Clinical
Officer
Medical
Officer
Yes 19 2 21
No 49 3 52
Total 68 5 73
do you examine the eye when a patient has an eye complain. * Qualification
Crosstabulation

Qualification
Total
do you examine the eye when a patient
has an eye complain.
Clinical
Officer
Medical
Officer
Yes 19 1 20
No 48 4 52
Missing 1 0 1
Total 68 5 73

if yes, name the tools that are available to you for eye examination by Qualification (n=20)
Qualification
Total
if yes, name the tools that are available to you
for eye examination 1
Clinical
Officer
Medical
Officer
Examination Torch 10 1 11
Snellen's Chart 10 0 10
V.A 2 0 2
29

Colour 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
Total
if no, why 1 Clinical
Officer
Medical
Officer
Lack of know
how
27 2 29
Tools lacking 31 2 33
Doesn't know 4 1 5
Knowledge Gap 13 0 13
too much work
load
1 0 1

do you refer patients to an eye specialist by Qualification

Qualification
Total
do you refer patients to an eye
specialist
Clinical
Officer
Medical
Officer
Yes 64 5 69
No 4 0 4
Total 68 5 73

When do you refer patients to an eye specialist by Qualification (n=69)

Qualification
Total
When do you refer patients to an eye
specialist
Clinical
Officer
Medical
Officer
Routinely 4 0 4
When the patient complains 59 5 64

Ophthalmic features of HIV/AIDS can cause blindness by Qualification
Qualification
Total
Ophthalmic features of HIV/AIDS can
cause blindness
Clinical
Officer
Medical
Officer
Neutral 1 0 1
Moderately agree 19 1 20
Strongly 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
31

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 5
Strongly agree 62 4 66
Total 68 5 73
HIV/AIDS patients need to be reviewed by an eye specialist by Qualification

Qualification
Total
HIV/AIDS patients need to be
reviewed by an eye specialist.
Clinical
Officer
Medical
Officer
Moderately disagree 1 0 1
Neutral 2 0 2
Moderately agree 5 0 5
Strongly agree 60 5 65
Total 68 5 73