Eighty percent of respondents had ever heard of HCT and 65% were aware of an HCT center in UCH. About half of respondents (52.9%) had gone for HCT themselves and two-thirds (66.0%) of these because they wanted to know their status. Among those who had not gone for HCT, 68.6% of them were willing to go. Lack of confidentiality (8.5%), not perceived as being at risk (7.5%), not interested in knowing (6.8%) and lack of social security for HIV-positive workers (5.4%) were some of the reasons for unwillingness to go for HCT. Majority of respondents (70.5%) had ever provided HCT information to patients and 57.8% had ever referred anyone for HCT. A higher proportion of respondents in Medical departments than other departments had ever gone for HCT (66.3%), provided HCT information (86.6%) and referred any for HCT (78.3%) (p = .000).