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Table 1 Baseline sociodemographic and clinical characteristics of the 293 study participants enrolled in the Test and Treat programme between August 2014 and March 2018 in Kampala Uganda

From: Predictors of lost to follow-up in a “test and treat” programme among adult women with high-risk sexual behavior in Kampala, Uganda

Characteristics

Category

Frequency N = 293 n (col%)

Did not start ART at GHWP N = 588 n (col%)

Chi-Square

P-value

Mean age (SD)

30.3 (6.5)

28.4 (6.1)

< 0.001

Age at enrolment (year)

< 25

50 (17.1)

178 (30)

< 0.001

25–34

175 (59.7)

303 (52)

 

35+

68 (23.2)

107 (18)

 

Marital Status

Widowed/Separated

196 (66.9)

425 (72)

< 0.001

 

Married

45 (15.4)

36 (6)

 

Never married

52 (17.7)

127 (22)

Current job

No sex work

96 (32.8)

136 (23)

0.002

Sex worker

197 (67.2)

452 (77)

Highest formal education level attained

No education

37 (12.6)

60 (10)

0.553

Attended Primary school

177 (60.4)

363 (62)

Secondary school or higher

79 (27.0)

165 (28)

Alcohol Consumption Patterns (AUDIT score)a

Low risk

113 (38.6)

  

High risk

119 (40.6)

  

Dependent

61 (20.8)

  

Reported paid sex

Yes

274 (93.5)

575 (98)

0.001

No

19 (6.5)

13 (2)

Year of ART starta

2014

15 (5.1)

  

2015

75 (25.6)

  

2016

130 (44.4)

  

2017

73 (24.9)

  

Baseline WHO stagea

WHO Stage I

191 (65.2)

  

WHO Stage II

75 (25.6)

  

WHO Stage III & IV

27 (9.2)

  

Median CD4 count (IQR)

530 (348,757)

  

Baseline CD4 count (cells/μl)a Median (IQR)

0–350

74 (25.3)

  

Above 350

219 (74.7)

  

Ever tested for HIV before enrolling at the clinic

Yes

255 (87)

560 (95)

< 0.001

No

38 (13)

28 (5)

  1. SD Standard deviation, IQR Interquartile range; AUDIT Scores: 0–7 Low Risk, 8–19 High risk, ≥20 Dependent; aNo available data for the comparison group