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Table 1 Adherence Intention to ART in Childbearing Women in Zambia (N = 150)

From: Impact of attitudes and beliefs on antiretroviral treatment adherence intention among HIV-positive pregnant and breastfeeding women in Zambia

Characteristics

Weak Intention

n (%)

Strong Intention

n (%)

Chi-square

P value

Place of residence

  

0.01

 Urban

28 (38)

53 (69)

 

 Rural

45 (62)

24 (31)

 

Age, years

  

0.15

 18–25

11 (15)

23 (30)

 

 26–30

33 (45)

25 (32)

 

 31–35

17 (23)

17 (22)

 

 36–44

12 (16)

12 (16)

 

Living arrangement

  

0.35

 Married not living with partner

9 (12)

6 (8)

 

 Married, living with partner

64 (88)

71 (92)

 

Educational status

  

0.44

 Primary or no formal education

44 (60)

39 (51)

 

 Secondary

25 (32)

31 (40)

 

 College/Higher

4 (5)

7 (9)

 

Occupation

  

0.35

 Employed

16 (22)

25 (32)

 

 Housewife

36 (49)

33 (43)

 

 Informal labor

21 (29)

19 (25)

 

Household monthly income

  

0.04

 < $200

66 (90)

59 (77)

 

 $200 +

7 (10)

18 (23)

 

Attitude

  

< 0.001

 Negative

50 (69)

17 (22)

 

 Positive

23 (31)

60 (78)

 

Behavioral Beliefs

  

0.01

 Negative

46 (63)

29 (38)

 

 Positive

27 (37)

48 (62)

 

HIV and MTCT knowledge

  

0.01

 Low

64 (88)

48 (62)

 

 High

9 (12)

29 (38)