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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2025 Jan 1.
Published in final edited form as: AIDS Care. 2024 Jan 30;36(7):927–936. doi: 10.1080/09540121.2024.2309331

Table 1.

Sample Characteristics (N = 18).

Characteristic n (%)

Age (years [M (SD)] 39.6 (12.5)
Race
 Hispanic White 1 (5.6)
 Non-Hispanic White 9 (50.0)
 Hispanic Black 2 (11.1)
 Non-Hispanic Black 5 (27.8)
 Other 1 (5.6)
Sex at birth
 Female 13 (72.2)
 Male 5 (27.8)
Gender Identity
 Female 13 (72.2)
 Male 4 (22.2)
 Genderqueer 1 (5.6)
Sexual Identity
 Straight/heterosexual 13 (72.2)
 Gay/lesbian 3 (16.7)
 Bisexual 1 (5.6)
 Pansexual 1 (5.6)
Provider Type
 Healthcare 4 (22.2)
 Social Service 14 (77.8)
Level of Education
 College degree 11 (61.1)
 Graduate/professional degree 7 (38.9)
Employment Setting
 Community health center 15 (83.3)
 Hospital 1 (5.6)
 Physician practice group 1 (5.6)
 Private clinic 1 (5.6)
Years working with people living with HIV (M [SD]) 8 (6.1)
Experience discussing food and nutrition-related concerns with people living with HIV 17 (94.4)