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. 2023 Jun 14;9:96. doi: 10.1186/s40814-023-01342-x

Table 1.

Characteristics of included studies

Characteristic Data
Use of medication: n (%)
 Pharmacological 212 (53.8)
 Non-pharmacological 182 (46.2)
Intervention type: n (%)
 Educational 40 (10.2)
 Mobile health 55 (14.0)
 Counseling 96 (24.4)
 Electronic 15 (3.8)
 Change in healthcare delivery 182 (46.2)
 Incentives 17 (4.3)
 Peer support 13 (3.3)
 Psychotherapy 40 (10.2)
 Outreach 23 (5.8)
Type of trial: n (%)
 Factorial 15 (3.8)
 Multi-arm 79 (20.1)
 Crossover 23 (5.8)
Income level: n (%)
 High 164 (42.6)
 Upper middle 62 (15.7)
 Lower middle 65 (16.5)
 Low 34 (8.6)
 Mixed 69 (17.5)
WHO region: n (%)
 Africa 127 (32.2)
 Americas 124 (31.5)
 Eastern Mediterranean 6 (1.5)
 Europe 43 (11.9)
 South East Asia 17 (4.3)
 Western Pacific 14 (3.6)
 Mixed 63 (16.0)
Participant type: n (%)
 Black people 39 (10.0)
 Men who have sex with men 21 (5.3)
 Women 65 (16.5)
 Youth 24 (6.1)
 People who inject drugs 25 (6.3)
 Prisoners 9 (2.3)
 Transgender people 2 (0.5)
 Children 18 (4.6)
Participant comorbidities: n (%)
 TB 22 (5.6)
 Mental health 14 (3.6)
 Substance use 34 (8.6)
 Cancer 6 (1.5)
Source of funding: n (%)
 Industry alone 45 (11.4)
 Non-industry 300 (76.1)
 Both 20 (7.4)
Trial sites
 Single center 125 (31.7)
 Multi-center 269 (66.3)
Trial sites: median (Q1; Q3)* 3 (1;7)
Duration of follow-up (months): mean (SD) 11.2 (9.7)

*Q1: quartile 1; Q3: quartile 3