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Table 2 Distal outcome variables

From: Patterns of sexual behaviour associated with repeated chlamydia testing and infection in men and women: a latent class analysis

Outcome variables

Women

(n = 1378)

(% of column)

Men

(n = 1436)

(% of column)

Total study population

(N = 2814)

N (% of column)

Short-term testing outcome: Chlamydia testing during the past 12 months

 - Yes

715 (51.9)

494 (34.4)

1209 (42.9)

 - No

534 (38.8)

642 (44.7)

1176 (41.8)

 - Don’t remember and missing informationa

129 (9.4)

300 (20.9)

429 (15.2)

Long-term testing outcome: Lifetime testing for chlamydia

 - Never

103 (7.5)

350 (24.4)

453 (16.1)

 - 1-3 times

875 (63.5)

862 (60.0)

1737 (61.7)

 - ≥4 times

375 (27.2)

198 (13.8)

573 (20.4)

 - Don’t remember and missing informationa

25 (1.8)

26 (1.8)

51 (1.8)

Short-term infection outcome: Present laboratory verified chlamydia infection

 - Yes

122 (8.8)

181 (12.6)

303 (10.8)

 - No

1256 (91.2)

1255 (87.4)

2511 (89.2)

Long-term infection outcome: Self-reported lifetime chlamydia infection

 - Never

805 (58.4)

712 (49.6)

1517 (53.9)

 - Once

370 (26.9)

317 (22.1)

687 (24.4)

 - ≥2 times

110 (8.0)

92 (6.4)

202 (7.2)

 - Missing information and don’t remembera

93 (6.8)

315 (21.9)

408 (14.5)

Age group (considered as confounder)

 - 20–24

465 (33.7)

367 (25.6)

832 (29.6)

 - 25-29

583 (42.3)

626 (43.6)

1209 (42.9)

 - 30-34

219 (15.9)

304 (21.2)

523 (18.6)

 - 35-40

111 (8.1)

139 (9.7)

250 (8.9)

  1. a Categories “Missing information and don’t remember” were collapsed and excluded from the latent class analysis