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. 2010 Apr;100(4):720–726. doi: 10.2105/AJPH.2008.140657

TABLE 1.

Sociodemographic Characteristics at Baseline of Participating Community-Based Organizations and Adolescents Randomly Selected for Follow-Up, by Intervention Condition: Philadelphia, PA, and New Jersey, 1998–2002

Characteristic HIV/STD Intervention, Mean or No. (%) Health-Promotion Control Intervention, Mean or No. (%) Total, Mean or No. (%)
Community-based organizations
No. 43 43 86
Employees 48.3 42.0 45.1
Adolescent clients in past y 836.8 713.1 775.0
Median annual budget (× $100 000) 12.3 6.6 7.7
Provided HIV/STD interventions in prior 5 y 32/43 (74.4) 33/41 (80.5) 65/84 (77.4)
Intensity of facilitator training
    Manual only 14/43 (32.6) 15/43 (34.9) 29/86 (33.7)
    Standard training 14/43 (32.6) 13/43 (30.2) 27/86 (31.4)
    Enhanced training 15/43 (34.9) 15/43 (34.9) 30/86 (34.9)
Facilitators
    Age, y 36.6 38.6 37.6
    Female 31/43 (72.1) 32/43 (74.4) 63/86 (73.3)
    Black or African American 34/43 (79.1) 37/43 (86.0) 71/86 (82.6)
    < Bachelor's degree 16/43 (37.2) 12/43 (27.9) 28/86 (32.6)
    ≥ Bachelor's degree or more 27/43 (62.8) 31/43 (72.1) 58/86 (67.4)
Adolescents selected for follow-up
No. 863 844 1707
Female 500/863 (57.9) 460/844 (54.5) 960/1707 (56.2)
Black or African Americana 740/842 (87.9) 766/833 (92.0) 1506/1675 (89.9)
Age, y
    13–14 422/863 (48.9) 384/844 (45.5) 806/1707 (47.2)
    15–16 303/863 (35.1) 310/844 (36.7) 613/1707 (35.9)
    17–18 138/863 (16.0) 150/844 (17.8) 288/1707 (16.9)
Sexually experienceda 488/850 (57.4) 450/834 (54.0) 938/1684 (55.7)
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Denominators are smaller than the sample size because not all participants answered the questions regarding their race or sexual experience.