Glycemic control among People living with HIV and diabetes in Eastern Uganda: A cross-sectional study.

The prevalence of poor glycemic control among people living with HIV and diabetes at Mbale and Soroti Hospitals in Uganda is high at 52.90%. The age group above 50 years, having children and tertiary education were positively associated with poor glycemic control. Routine HbA1c testing and immediate evidence-based management by health workers are encouraged among clients over 50, those with children, and those with tertiary education.