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Table 2 Characteristics of clients presenting for PrEP initiation, overall and by subsequent patterns of PrEP use (N = 121)

From: Persistence in a pharmacist-led, same-day PrEP program in Mississippi: a mixed-methods study

Characteristic

Total

Group 1: Linked to ongoing PrEP care

Group 2: Linked to ongoing PrEP care after gap in coverage

Group 3: Did not link into ongoing PrEP care

Group 4: Never Started PrEP

N (Col %)

N (Row %)

N (Row %)

N (Row %)

N (Row %)

Overall N and Row Percent

121 (100)

22 (18)

15 (12)

53 (44)

31 (26)

Age, years

 16–24

40 (33)

11 (28)

6 (15)

17 (43)

6 (15)

 25–29

29 (24)

5 (17)

3 (10)

13 (45)

8 (28)

 30–35

19 (16)

4 (21)

1 (5)

9 (47)

5 (26)

  ≥ 35

33 (27)

2 (6)

5 (15)

14 (42)

12 (36)

Gender

 Cisgender men

73 (60)

18 (25)

12 (16)

26 (36)

17 (23)

 Cisgender women

46 (38)

4 (9)

2 (4)

26 (57)

14 (30)

 Transgender women

2 (2)

(0)

1 (50)

1 (50)

(0)

Race/ethnicity

 Black, non-Hispanic

93 (77)

15 (16)

11 (12)

41 (44)

26 (28)

 White, non-Hispanic

23 (19)

4 (17)

4 (17)

10 (43)

5 (22)

 Hispanic

4 (3)

3 (75)

(0)

1 (25)

(0)

 Other, non-Hispanic

1 (1)

(0)

(0)

1 (100)

(0)

Indication for PrEPa

 MSM

71 (59)

18 (25)

12 (17)

25 (35)

16 (23)

 Transgender woman

2 (2)

0 (0)

1 (50)

1 (50)

0 (0)

 Diagnosed with STI

22 (18)

3 (14)

3 (14)

11 (50)

5 (23)

 Contact with partner with HIV/STI

15 (12)

1 (7)

3 (20)

8 (53)

3 (20)

 Sexual partner of unknown or serodiscordant HIV statusb

(0)

(0)

(0)

(0)

(0)

 Sexual partner is MSMb

(0)

(0)

(0)

(0)

(0)

Insurance statusc

 Has insurance

40 (33)

12 (30)

6 (15)

16 (40)

6 (15)

 Does not have insurance

81 (67)

10 (12)

9 (11)

37 (46)

25 (31)

Payment for PrEPc

 Pharmaceutical company patient assistance program

92 (76)

13 (14)

12 (13)

40 (43)

27 (29)

 Medicaid

8 (7)

4 (50)

(0)

3 (38)

1 (13)

 Private Insurance

20 (17)

5 (25)

2 (10)

10 (50)

3 (15)

 Out of pocket

1 (1)

(0)

1 (100)

(0)

(0)

  1. aNot mutually exclusive. Data on STI diagnosis, contact to partner with HIV/STI, and information about sexual partners is only available for clients who were referred by health department disease investigation specialists
  2. bIndication for cisgender women only
  3. cAt the time of the initial PrEP initiation visit