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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2023 May 9.
Published in final edited form as: J Glob Health Rep. 2022 Nov 19;6:e2022053. doi: 10.29392/001c.39600

Table 1.

Comparison of refugee/asylum seeker and Ugandan national participants

Refugees/Asylum Seekers
N=3,622 (%)
Ugandan
Nationals
N=1,891 (%)
P-value
Age, mean (SD) 31.7 (11) 33.1 (11) <0.001
Sex <0.001
 Female 1896 (52) 1103 (58)
 Male 1723 (48) 787 (42)
Site Name <0.001
 Nakivale Health Center 2104 (58) 661 (35)
 Juru Health Center 931 (26) 460 (24)
 Kibengo Health Center 586 (16) 770 (41)
Country of Origin <0.001
 Democratic Republic of the Congo 1305 (36) N/A
 Rwanda 1183 (33) N/A
 Burundi 934 (26) N/A
 Uganda 146 (4) N/A
 Other * 54 (1) N/A
Live in Nakivale <0.001
 Yes 3479 (96) 890 (47)
 No 140 (4) 1000 (53)
Years living in Nakivale <0.001
 <1 year 379 (11) 147 (17)
 1–5 years 1117 (32) 190 (22)
 5+ years 1954 (57) 547 (62)
Relationship Status <0.001
 Married/Living Together 1756 (49) 1274 (67)
 Divorced/Separated/Widowed 906 (25) 391 (21)
 Single 949 (26) 226 (12)
Education <0.001
 No school 863 (24) 317 (17)
 Some primary 1751 (48) 1044 (55)
 Completed primary 223 (6) 231 (12)
 More than primary 783 (22) 297 (16)
Prior HIV Testing <0.001
 Never Tested 421 (12) 143 (8)
 Previously Tested 3182 (88) 1739 (92)
Minutes to HIV clinic, mean (SD) 46 (44) 92 (82) <0.001
Years planning to remain in Nakivale <0.001
  Less than or equal to 5 years 109 (3) 71 (8)
 > 5 years 84 (2) 44 (5)
 No plan to leave 566 (16) 430 (48)
 No answer 2716 (78) 342 (39)
Travel away from Nakivale (≥1 month in last year) 0.003
 Yes 919 (27) 280 (32)
 No 2535 (73) 605 (68)
Reason for being away? 0.015
 Employment 485 (53) 140 (50)
 Trade 139 (15) 43 (15)
 Family 218 (24) 82 (29)
 School 30 (3) 4 (1)
 Health 26 (3) 6 (2)
 Other 20 (2) 5 (2)

SD = standard deviation

*

Other included: Kenya, Somalia, Sudan, South Sudan, Ethiopia

Other included: political, military, jail, holiday, other