HIV and Percentage of Tracks Annual Numerator: Reflects Outcome Percentage Annual No Lower levels Health AIDS women aged prevalence of Antenatal Women aged prevalence of HIV and Information, prevalence 20-24 years HIV and AIDS and HIV 20– 24 years in surveyed AIDS Epidemiology among surveyed in young adult Survey who tested women, not prevalence and Research year old testing women of HIV positive entire are desired Programme group positive for reproductive during the population HIV age, and the survey; (antenatal) success of Denominator: HIV and AIDS efforts to Women aged Programme combat HIV 20 24 – and AIDS in years who South Africa were tested for HIV during the survey Contraceptive Percentage of Track the SADHS Data are Output Percentage Empirical No Higher Health Prevalence women of extent of the not data are Information, Contraceptive Rate reproductive use of frequently provided Epidemiology prevalence age (15-44) contraception available. by the levels are and Research who are using (any method) Empirical SADHS desired Programme (or whose amongst data are every 5 partner is women of available years using) a child bearing from the MCWH&N modern age SADHS, Programme contraceptive which is method. conducted Contraceptive every 5 methods years include female and male sterilisation, injectable and oral hormones, intrauterine devices, diaphragms, spermicides and condoms, natural family
HIV and AIDS prevalence among year old group (antenatal) Percentage of women aged 20-24 years surveyed testing positive for HIV Tracks prevalence of HIV and AIDS in young adult women of reproductive age, and the success of efforts to combat HIV and AIDS in South Africa Annual Antenatal and HIV Survey Numerator: Women aged 20– 24 years who tested HIV positive during the survey; Denominator: Women aged 20 – 24 years who were tested for HIV during the survey Reflects prevalence in surveyed women, not entire population Outcome Percentage Annual No Lower levels of HIV and AIDS prevalence are desired Health Information, Epidemiology and Research Programme HIV and AIDS Programme Contraceptive Prevalence Rate Percentage of women of reproductive age (15-44) who are using (or whose partner is using) a modern contraceptive method. Contraceptive methods include female and male sterilisation, injectable and oral hormones, intrauterine devices, diaphragms, spermicides and condoms, natural family Track the extent of the use of contraception (any method) amongst women of child bearing age SADHS Data are not frequently available. Empirical data are available from the SADHS, which is conducted every 5 years Output Percentage Empirical data are provided by the SADHS every 5 years No Higher Contraceptive prevalence levels are desired Health Information, Epidemiology and Research Programme MCWH&N Programme
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