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. 2013 Sep 2;13:132. doi: 10.1186/1471-2431-13-132

Table 1.

Socio-demographic characteristics of caregivers and children on ART, TAH, Addis Ababa, 2012

Characteristics Non-adherent
Adherent
p-value
number (%) number (%)
Caregivers’ sex
 
 
 
Male
20 (62.5)
12 (37.5)
0.77
Female
116 (65.2)
62 (34.8)
 
Caregivers’ age
 
 
 
18-40
83 (63.4)
48 (36.6)
 
41-65
38 (63.3)
22 (36.7)
 
66-90
15 (78.9)
4 (21.1)
0.40
Caregivers’ marital status
 
 
 
Single
24 (82.8)
5 (17.2)
 
Married
48 (61.5)
30 (38.5)
0.09
Widowed/divorced
64 ( 62.1)
39 (37.9)
 
Caregivers’ religion
 
 
 
Orthodox
97 (66.0)
50 (34.0)
 
Muslim
21 (61.8)
13 (38.2)
 
Protestant
18 (62.1)
11 (37.9)
0.85
Caregivers’ education
 
 
 
Illiterate
40 (69.0)
18 (31.0)
 
Elementary education
53 (65.4)
28 (34.6)
 
Secondary and above
43 (60.6)
28 (39.4)
0.60
Caregivers’ occupation
 
 
 
House wife
41 (62.1)
25 (37.9)
 
Employed
25 (69.4)
11 (30.6)
0.82
Daily laborer
38 (62.3)
23 (37.7)
 
Others
32 (68.1)
15 (31.9)
 
Monthly income of care givers†
 
 
 
<30 USD
100 (64.9)
54 (35.1)
 
≥30 USD
36 (64.3)
20 (35.7)
0.93
Caregivers’ relation to child
 
 
 
Biological
76 (62.8)
45 (37.2)
 
Non-biological
60 (67.4)
29 (32.6)
0.49
Age of child
 
 
 
1-5
12 (92.3)
1 (7.7)
 
6-8
24 (60)
16 (40)
0.09
9-14
100 (63.7)
57 (36.3)
 
Sex of child
 
 
 
Male
69 (63.3)
40 (36.7)
 
Female
67 (66.3)
34 (33.7)
0.65
Children knew their HIV status
 
 
 
Yes
63 (70.8)
26 (29.2)
 
No
73 (57.7)
48 (42.3)
0.11
Received any support
 
 
 
Yes
52 (70.3)
22 (29.7)
 
No 84 (61.8) 52 (38.2) 0.218

Exchange rate −1$ = 17.6 Ethiopian birr.

others: students, daily laborers.