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Table 1 Interview participant characteristics

From: HIV understanding, experiences and perceptions of HIV-positive men who have sex with men in Amazonian Peru: a qualitative study

Gender

 Male

15 (75%)

 Female

4 (20%)

 Na

1 (5%)

Age (years)

 18–27

9 (45%)

 28–37

4 (20%)

 38–47

3 (15%)

 48–57

4 (20%)

Work status

 Unemployed

4 (20%)

 Student

2 (10%)

 Part-time employment

3 (15%)

 Full-time employment

5 (25%)

 Freelance

2 (10%)

 Other

2 (10%)

 Prefer not to say

1 (5%)

 Na

1 (5%)

Education level

 Secondary school, primary school or no past education

15 (75%)

 Post-secondary education

2 (10%)

 University or above

2 (10%)

 Prefer not to say

1 (5%)

Sexual identity identified

 Bisexual

6 (30%)

 Homosexual

9 (45%)

 Heterosexual

1 (5%)

 Prefer not to say

2 (10%)

 Na

2 (10%)

Relationship status

 Single

14 (70%)

 Has a partner

1 (5%)

 Living with partner

1 (5%)

 Na

4 (20%)

Past sexual experience

 ≥ 1 man

11 (55%)

 ≥ 1 man ≥1 woman

4 (20%)

 Prefer not to say

5 (25%)

Condom usage

 Always uses condoms

8 (40%)

 Sometimes uses condoms

9 (45%)

 Never uses condoms

2 (10%)

 Prefer not to say

1 (5%)

Participation in unprotective receptive or insertive anal sex

 Unprotected receptive anal intercourse

3 (15%)

 Unprotected insertive anal intercourse

3 (15%)

 Prefer not to say

9 (45%)

 NA

5 (25%)

Involvement in dangerous practices

 Not involved

13 (65%)

 Injected drugs

2 (10%)

 Exchanged sex for money

2 (10%)

 Na

3 (15%)

Adherence to treatment

 Rarely forgets treatment

8 (40%)

 Often forgets a dose

2 (10%)

 Never forgets a dose

9 (45%)

 Na

1 (5%)

  1. Summary of interview participant characteristics (n = 20), Characteristics description proportion n (%)