Table 1.
Demographic characteristics of men with partners eligible for cervical cancer screening in Nyanza Province, Kenya (n = 110)
Characteristic | N (%) |
---|---|
Age* (years; median [IQR]) | 37 [28.8–45.7] |
Interview Site | |
Urban | 34 (30.9) |
Rural | 76 (69.1) |
Highest Level of Education Attained | |
Some primary school | 67 (60.9) |
Some secondary school | 34 (30.9) |
Beyond secondary school | 9 (8.2) |
Occupation | |
Professional/technical/managerial | 11 (10.0) |
Clerical/sales and services/manual labor | 51 (46.4) |
Agriculture/fishing | 48 (43.6) |
Relationship Status | |
Single | 13 (11.8) |
Married | 97 (88.2) |
Reproductive History | |
# of children fathered* (median [IQR]) | 3 [1–6] |
Primary source of health information | |
Health facility | 58 (52.7) |
Radio | 50 (45.5) |
Church | 2 (1.8) |
Prior health seeking behavior | |
Hx of STD testing | 57 (51.8) |
Hx of HIV testing | 107 (97.3) |
Hx of male circumcision | 47 (42.7) |
HIV Status | |
Positive | 80 (72.7) |
Negative | 23 (20.9) |
Unknown** | 7 (6.4) |
Reported Partner Family Planning Method | |
Partner does not use FP | 24 (21.8) |
Type of family planning used by partner (N = 86) | |
Depo-Provera (injectable) | 2 (2.3) |
Long-term: IUCD/implant | 3 (3.5) |
Male Condom | 70 (81.4) |
Dual (condom + hormonal method) | 11 (12.8) |
Partner previously screened for cervical cancer | 22 (20.0) |
IQR, interquartile range; IUCD, intrauterine contraceptive device.
*Variable does not follow a normal distribution.
**“HIV Unknown”: Never screened or no negative test within one year of interview date.