Table 2.

Variables of Interest for Univariate and Multivariate Analysis in Predictors of Optimal Follow-Up Care

Sociodemographic	Age: 18–24 (young age), 25–32 (median), >33 (older age) Race: White, black, Native American Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA) residence vs. non-MSA Employment (employed vs. nonemployed) Education (grade school vs. GED equivalent or higher)
HIV related	New vs. prior HIV diagnosis CD4+ T cell/μL: <200, 200–350, >350 History of opportunistic infection Use of HAART before pregnancy Indication for HAART in postpartum period Having a primary care provider before pregnancy (HIV or otherwise)
Pregnancy related	Presentation trimester: Early (1st or 2nd) vs. late (3rd) Number of pregnancies (≤2, ≥3) Number of alive children (≤2, ≥3)10
Other medical history	Smoking history Substance abuse history (alcohol or any illicit drug use) Other medical history (diabetes, asthma) Psychiatric diagnoses2 Sexually transmitted illness history

HAART, highly active antiretroviral therapy.