Table 2.

Cervical cancer prevention knowledge/screening behaviors and social determinants of health among HIV-positive women by social network member(s) abnormal Pap test history

	Total N=74	Friends/Family With ABN Pap Test n=31	No Friends/Family with ABN Pap Test n=43	P-value
Cervical Cancer Prevention Knowledge
How often should a Pap test be done for a woman with HIV?
Every year, once two tests are normal	86%	97%	79%	0.03
Abnormal Pap test follow-up care may include:
Another Pap test (True)	86%	94%	81%	0.13
HPV test (True)	57%	58%	56%	0.85
Colposcopya (True)	72%	71%	72%	0.92
Biopsy (True)	82%	84%	81%	0.78
Hysterectomy (True)	34%	35%	33%	0.79
Blood test (False)	23%	29%	19%	0.29
Nothing (False)	81%	84%	79%	0.60
Cervical Cancer Screening Behaviors
Adherent (<1 year ago)	85%	90%	81%	0.29
Health Literacy
Low	32%	23%	40%	0.12
Social & Vulnerability Characteristics
Socioeconomic Position:
Education				0.39
<High school	14%	10%	16%
High school/GED	28%	29%	28%
Some college	46%	42%	49%
College+	12%	19%	7%
Income				0.61 (f)
<10	55%	52%	58%
10-25	28%	29%	28%
25+	5%	3%	7%
Not reported	11%	16%	7%
Sociodemographics:
Age (years)				0.62
18-34	14%	16%	12%
35-49	51%	55%	49%
50+	35%	29%	40%
Race				0.45
Non-Hispanic Black	91%	94%	88%
Other (includes n=3 Latinas)*	9%	6%	12%
Vulnerable Domain:
Health Behaviors
Unsafe sex (n=73)	22%	26%	19%	0.49
Current smoker (n=73)	45%	52%	41%	0.30
Health Need
Post-menopausal (n=74)	35%	29%	40%	0.35
Predisposing/Enabling Factors
LGBT (n=74)	7%	10%	5%	0.64
Sheltered/unsheltered homelessness (n=73)	26%	23%	29%	0.56

Bold text=correct responses; ABN=abnormal; LGBT=lesbian/gay/bisexual/transgender; (f)=Fisher’s exact test