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. 2011 Apr 13;2011(4):CD001035. doi: 10.1002/14651858.CD001035.pub2

2. Outcome data: engaged in sex.

Study Intervention group 1 Intervention group 2 Intervention group 3 Statistical significance Other
Dancy 2009 Mother/Daughter HIV Risk Reduction intervention (MDRR) Health Expert Risk Reduction intervention (HERR) Mother/Daughter Health Promotion intervention (MDHP) Statistical significance Other
Engaged in sex (at T3, 6 months follow‐up)
1= yes
‐0.46 N/A NS Mean difference Group 1 versus Group 2
‐0.71 NS Mean difference Group 1 and Group 2 combined versus Group 3
DiClemente 2004; HIV prevention intervention General health promotion group N/A Statistical significance Adjusted odds ratio or mean difference
Mean number of vaginal sex acts in past 6 months.
6 month follow‐up
unadjusted 12.62
adjusted 14.23
unadjusted 13.80
adjusted 17.08
  p‐value reported only for % relative change Group 1 versus Group 2 (data not extracted) NR
Mean number of vaginal sex acts in past 6 months.
12 month follow‐up
unadjusted 14.32
adjusted 16.67
unadjusted 15.60
adjusted 17.94
  p‐value reported only for % relative change Group 1 versus Group 2 (data not extracted) NR
Mean number of vaginal sex acts in past 6 months.
For full 0 to 12 month period
unadjusted 13.44
adjusted 15.82
unadjusted 14.72
adjusted 18.86
  p‐value reported only for % relative change Group 1 versus Group 2 (data not extracted) NR
Downs 2004 Interactive video intervention Content‐matched control Topic‐matched control Statistical significance Other
% self‐reporting sexual abstinence during previous 3 months
(3 month follow‐up)
20.0a Data for groups 2 & 3 pooled for analysis
8.0a
OR 2.50
P = 0.027
(Stated frequency of abstinence higher in interactive video intervention)
% self‐reporting sexual abstinence during previous 3 months
(6 month follow‐up)
18.8a Data for groups 2 & 3 pooled for analysis
11.1a
OR 1.45
P = 0.344
(No difference between groups)
Ferguson 1998 Culturally specific peer‐led education and skills based pregnancy prevention programme Individual‐led pregnancy prevention programme N/A Statistical significance Other
Frequency of sexual intercourse in past 4 weeks (baseline)b n (%)
0
1 to 2
3 to 5
7 (88)
1 (12)
0 (0)
6 (50)
3 (25)
3 (25)
  NR  
Frequency of sexual intercourse in past 4 weeks (3 month follow‐up)b n (%)
0
1 to 2
3 to 5
7 (88)
0 (0)
1 (12)
9 (75)
2 (16)
1 (08)
  NR  
Never being sexually active
n (%)
(baseline)
25 (76) 18 (60)      
Never being sexually active
n (%)
(post‐intervention)
25 (76) 18 (60)      
Never being sexually active
n (%)
(3 month follow‐up)
22 (73) 10 (45)      
Jaworski 2001 Intervention‐Motivation‐Behavioural skills group (IMB) (n not reported) Information‐only group (INFO) (n not reported) Waiting list control (WLC) (n not reported) Statistical significance Other
Proportion who became sexually abstinent from baseline to 2 months follow‐up 22% 16% 11% P = 0.10  
Shain 1999 Behavioural‐cognitive intervention Nurse practitioner‐led counselling N/A Statistical significance Other
Percentage who had sex with an untreated or incompletely STI treated partner
0 to 6 months follow up
10.0 16.7 N/A P = 0.03 Unadjusted Chi‐square analysis
Percentage who had sex with an untreated or incompletely STI treated partner (data not collected for women who returned for 6‐month follow up)
0 to 12 months follow up
10.0 16.7 N/A P = 0.03 Unadjusted Chi‐square analysis

NR = Not reported

NS = Not statistically significant

a Data estimated from a graph using a graphical measurement computer programme (Engauge); not reported whether this is a mean value

b Restricted to those sexually active at the start of the study (24% intervention group, 40% comparator group)