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. 2013 Sep 4;13:802. doi: 10.1186/1471-2458-13-802

Table 1.

Baseline characteristics and VCT use by sex1

Variable
Males
Females
 
Total
Used VCT
Total
Used VCT
  N (%) n (%) N (%) n (%)
All
3, 886
(41)
749
(19)
5, 575
(59)
896
(16)
HIV knowledge
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Good
2, 695
(69)
597
(22)
2, 708
(49)
556
(21)
Fair
926
(24)
132
(14)
2, 169
(39)
284
(13)
Poor
265
(7)
20
(8)
698
(13)
56
(8)
ART knowledge
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Good
613
(16)
153
(25)
585
(10)
132
(23)
Fair
2, 361
(61)
488
(21)
2, 880
(52)
543
(19)
Poor
912
(23)
108
(12)
2, 110
(38)
221
(10)
Experience
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Yes
1, 970
(51)
460
(23)
2, 494
(45)
537
(22)
No
1, 916
(49)
289
(15)
3, 081
(55)
359
(12)
VCT experience
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Good
477
(12)
175
(37)
470
(8)
145
(31)
Poor
78
(2)
22
(28)
154
(3)
45
(29)
None
3, 327
(86)
552
(17)
4, 946
(89)
706
(14)
HIV status
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
HIV negative
3, 680
(95)
687
(19)
5, 156
(93)
806
(16)
HIV positive
192
(5)
60
(31)
389
(7)
87
(22)
Age years
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
15-24
1, 698
(44)
233
(14)
1, 929
(35)
299
(16)
25-34
764
(20)
223
(29)
1, 409
(25)
304
(22)
35-44
521
(13)
136
(26)
860
(15)
170
(20)
45-54
378
(10)
88
(23)
584
(10)
89
(15)
55+
516
(13)
69
(13)
776
(14)
33
(4)
Education level
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
None
704
(18)
97
(14)
2, 152
(39)
245
(11)
Primary 1-4
490
(13)
76
(16)
478
(9)
78
(16)
Primary 5-7
2, 096
(54)
423
(20)
2, 509
(45)
476
(19)
Secondary
592
(15)
153
(26)
431
(8)
97
(23)
Residence
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Rural
2, 249
(60)
450
(20)
3, 340
(62)
510
(15)
Roadside
799
(21)
152
(19)
1, 607
(20)
161
(15)
Trading centre
701
(19)
124
(18)
962
(18)
186
(19)
Marital status
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Ever married
2, 143
(65)
499
(23)
4, 429
(90)
752
(17)
Never married 1, 140 (35) 214 (19) 510 (10) 105 (21)

1All percentages in this table are column percentages for each variable, except the first row of the table, which gives the percentage of all respondents (i.e. 41% of all respondents were male, 19% of males used VCT).