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. 2014 Nov 22;14:138. doi: 10.1186/s12905-014-0138-1

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.