Replication Data for: High patient acceptability but low coverage of provider-initiated HIV testing among symptomatic adult outpatients seeking primary care in coastal Kenya

This a replication dataset for the manuscript: High patient acceptability but low coverage of provider-initiated HIV testing among symptomatic adult outpatients seeking primary care in coastal Kenya submitted to PLOS ONE journal. The dataset includes data collected during a 3 to 6 month observation period at 6 participating health facilities with Mombasa and Kilifi Counties, where we observed facility HIV and malaria testing for patients presenting to the outpatient department with an acute infectious illness, and recorded outcomes of facility-administered HIV testing among enrolled Tambua Mapema study participants (i.e., the observation phase with 1,375 participants). For each study participant, data on age, symptoms, HIV testing history, and axillary temperature were collected. Enrolled participants were administered a questionnaire collecting data including marital status, religion, education level and source of income. Sexual risk behaviour history over the past 6 weeks was obtained via computer-assisted self-interview (CASI). Additionally, we assessed days since symptoms began, mode of payment for services, and other costs to participants for their facility visit.