Table 4.

Social determinants

	Intention to use PrEP			Condom use
	Intenders (n = 61)	Non-intenders (n = 41)	p value	Consistent (n = 77)	Inconsistent (n = 25)	p value
Relationships with stable sexual partner(s) in the last 3 months
Stable sexual partner	28 (45.9%)	16 (39%)	0.5	33 (42.8%)	11 (44%)	0.9
Open relationship	3 (4.9%)	2 (4.9%)	1	3 (3.9%)	2 (8%)	0.5
Condomless sex	22 (34.4%)	13 (31.7%)	0.6	52 (67.5%)	14 (56%)	0.2
Violence (verbal or physical) exerted by partner	8 (13.1%)	4 (9.8%)	0.6	5 (6.5%)	7 (28%)	0.004
Dependence on external influence
My partner would not allow me to take PrEP	8/28 (28.6%)	4/16 (25%)	0.7	11 (14.3%)	1 (4%)	0.2
I worry about being forced to condomless sex if I take PrEP	12 (19.7%)	8 (19.5%)	0.9	13 (16.7%)	7 (28%)	0.2
HIV-related stigma
People will think I have HIV if I take PrEP	33 (54.1%)	24 (58.5%)	0.6	41 (53.3%)	16 (64%)	0.3
PrEP-related stigma
Work colleagues will think less of me if I take PrEP	29/60 (48.3%)	14 (34.1%)	0.2	34 (44.1%)	9 (36%)	0.6
I would give a good example if I took medication to prevent HIV infection	52/59 (88.1%)	29/39 (74.4%)	0.08	58 (75.3%)	23 (92%)	0.2
I would tell others about using PrEP	47 (773%)	30/40 (75%)	0.8	56/76 (73.7%)	21 (84%)	0.3

p values obtained from chi-squared test, Fisher’s exact test, and Student’s t test

Bold value indicates statistical significance (p value < 0.05)