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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2014 Oct 2.
Published in final edited form as: AIDS Behav. 2013 Feb;17(2):801–812. doi: 10.1007/s10461-012-0194-1

Table I.

Characteristics of People Living with HIV/AIDS in a Peer-Driven Intervention to Increase Participation in AIDS Clinical Trial Screening (N=351)

% or Mean (SD)
Sociodemographic characteristics
 Female 44.2
 Age in years 49.4 (7.4)
 African American 65.8
 Hispanic 24.8
 Heterosexual 70.7
 Gay 15.9
 Lesbian 3.4
 Bisexual or Other 10.0
 Brooklyn 31.6
 Bronx 31.1
 Manhattan 25.9
 Frequency of Racial Discrimination (0–3) 0.50 (0.61)
Health characteristicsa
 Health Literacy (REALM; 0–1) 0.77 (0.25)
 Current ART 66.2
 Past ART 8.6
 Never took ART 25.2
 CD4+ count 520 (607)
 Undetectable Viral Load 64.5
 HIV Diagnosis Year 1994 (5.8)
 Prior ACT Screening 23.1
 Poor General Health 2.6
 Fair General Health 24.9
 Good General Health 28.6
 Very Good General Health 26.3
 Excellent General Health 17.7
 BSI Global Severity Index (0–4) 0.49 (0.49)
Substance use
 Ever Injected Drugs 29.3
 Current Inject Drugs 2.6
 Alcohol Frequency Past 3 Months (0–8) 1.47 (1.88)
 Drug Use Frequency Past 3 Months (0–8) 1.48 (2.14)
Intervention dose
 All Sessions Attended 88.3
 Number of Peers Recruited/Educated (0–3) 1.03 (1.09)
a

One participant was missing the general health self-rating; two were missing ART status; fourteen were missing CD4; nineteen were missing viral load; sixteen were missing year of HIV diagnosis. A total of forty participants (11.4%) were missing one or more of these variables.