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Table 3 Support and communication patterns in respondent social networks by alter relationship to respondent

From: Both/And: Mixed methods analysis of network composition, communication patterns, and socio-economic support within social networks of transgender women involved in sex work in Lima, Peru

 

Network members

n (%)

Unadjusted analysis

Adjusted analysis1

 

Family (n = 84)

Not family (n = 77)

Odds ratio

(95% CI)

Odds ratio (95% CI)

Communication patterns

    

 Telephone

41 (49)

11 (14)

5.73* (2.69–12.17)

6.19* (2.80–13.70)

 In person

13 (15)

56 (73)

0.07* (0.03–0.15)

0.07* (0.03–0.15)

 Computer/social media

18 (21)

6 (8)

3.13* (1.19–8.29)

3.12* (1.18–8.25)

 Communicate weekly (any mode)

38 (45)

59 (77)

0.28* (0.14–0.54)

0.25* (0.13–0.51)

Emotional support

61 (73)

59 (77)

0.77 (0.39–1.55)

0.77 (0.38–1.56)

Immediate financial support

7 (8)

23 (30)

0.23* (0.10–0.58)

0.21* (0.08–0.54)

HIV prevention support

3 (4)

13 (17)

0.19* (0.05–0.65)

0.18* (0.05–0.64)

Instrumental support

7 (8)

28 (36)

0.16* (0.07–0.39)

0.16* (0.06–0.39)

  1. 1Adjusted for respondent education level and region of birth
  2. *Statistically significant: 95% CI does not cross 1