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ART-related self-efficacy
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1. Keep taking ART if side effects interfere
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40% (68/171)
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46% (78/171)
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15% (25/171)
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29% (26/89)
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51% (45/89)
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20% (18/89)
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2. Keep taking ART in front of people unaware of your HIV status
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43% (75/175)
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46% (81/175)
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11% (19/175)
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31% (27/88)
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59% (52/88)
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10% (9/88)
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3. Keep taking ART if daily routine disrupted
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45% (78/173)
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47% (81/173)
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8% (14/173)
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41% (35/86)
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57% (49/86)
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2% (2/86)
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4. Keep taking ART if not feeling well
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43% (77/178)
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47% (83/178)
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10% (18/178)
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24% (20/85)
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62% (53/85)
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14% (12/85)
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5. Keep attending appointments if they interfere with daily activities
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36% (54/148)
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55% (82/148)
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8% (12/148)
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45% (32/71)
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52% (37/71)
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3% (2/71)
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Proportion reporting that they could not do ≥1 of 5 ART-related items
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20% (28/141)
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17% (11/66)
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Help-seeking self-efficacy
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1. Ask clinician for more information or tell them about concerns or worries
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37% (61/167)
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56% (94/167)
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7% (12/167)
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48% (41/86)
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49% (42/86)
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3% (3/86)
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2. Ask someone for support with taking medication if needed
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33% (54/165)
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47% (78/165)
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20% (33/165)
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30% (26/86)
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43% (37/86)
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27% (23/86)
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