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. 2013 Jun 20;8(6):e66787. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0066787

Table 2. Multivariate analysis of factors associated with delayed HIV testing at methadone clinics (N = 10,046).

Characteristic N (%) patients with delayed HIV testing Adjusted odds ratio (95%confidence interval) p-value
Overall 1882 (18.7) NA
Sex
Male 1750 (18.6)
Female 132 (20.4)
Age
≤29 years old 526 (22.2)
30–39 years old 1081 (18.3)
≥40 years old 275 (15.6)
Marital status
Married 884 (17.2)
Unmarried 998 (20.3)
Education
None/primary school 382 (18.6) 1.00
Middle school 1147 (18.2) 1.17 (0.96–1.44) 0.122
High school and above 353 (20.8) 1.32 (1.02–1.72) 0.036
Employment status
Unemployed 1200 (19.1)
Employed 682 (18.2)
Ever injected drugs
Yes 1474 (17.7)
No 408 (24.0)
HIV
Infected 64 (10.7)
Non-infected 1818 (19.2)
HCV*
Infected 1219 (19.4)
Non-infected 560 (19.3)
Years of heroin use
≤5 501 (26.7)
5 to 10 561 (20.8)
>10 820 (15.0)
Total number of clients (for each increase in 100) ** - 1.41 (1.05–1.91) 0.024
*

103 individuals who had delayed HIV testing did not undergo HCV testing.

**

Total number of clients is the only clinic-level variable associated with delayed HIV testing in the multivariate analysis. Other non-significant clinic-level variables are not presented in the table. The complete results of the univariate analysis of clinic-level variables are presented in Table S1.