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. 2011 Jun;29(3):191–199. doi: 10.3329/jhpn.v29i3.7866

Table 2.

Multivariate logistic regression analysis of predictors of intention to practise safer sex in seroconcordant relationship among HIV-positive men in the Kathmandu Valley, Nepal

Variable AOR* 95% CI p value
Age (years)
  31-45 0.60 0.24-1.47 0.266
  19-30
Marital status
  Currently married 2.37 0.98-5.72 0.053
  Currently non-married
Education
  Above primary 1.73 0.68-4.35 0.244
  Primary or less
Employment
  Yes 3.50 1.33-9.20 0.011
  No
Months since testing HIV-positive
  25 or less 1.59 0.63-4.00 0.318
  26 or more
On antiretroviral treatment
  Yes 1.90 0.56-6.38 0.299
  No
Perceived partner-related barriers
  Low 0.97 0.35-2.68 0.962
  High
Belief that condom interferes with sex
  Low 3.10 1.18-8.15 0.021
  High
Condom-use self-efficacy
  High 0.50 0.21-1.18 0.115
  Low
I would be embarrassed to buy or ask for condoms
  Disagree 2.54 0.90-7.17 0.076
  Agree
Most of the time we do not have condoms when we need one
  Disagree 0.65 0.25-1.69 0.382
  Agree
HIV-positive person can become sicker if they haveunprotected sex with another HIV-positive person
  True 1.23 0.46-3.26 0.667
  False
Presence of STIs in a HIV-positive person increasesthe HIV disease progression
  True 2.80 1.08-7.26 0.033
  False
Knowledge about HIV-superinfection
  Yes 2.93 1.16-7.34 0.022
  No

*152 participants were included in the multiple logistic regression analysis;

AOR=Adjusted odds ratio;

CI=Confidence interval;

HIV=Human immunodeficiency virus;

STIs=Sexually transmitted infections