Table 1.

Socio-demographic, clinical, and psychosocial characteristics of in-care and out-of-care HIV patients, Lima, Peru, 2011-2012 (N=176).

	In-care (N=110)		Out-of-care (N=66)
	N	%	N	%
Age
18-25	13	11.8	10	15.2
26-35	41	37.3	28	42.4
36-45	26	23.6	20	30.3
46+	30	27.3	8	12.1
Sex
Male	75	68.2	31	47.0
Female	35	31.8	35	53.0
Incomea
0-500 soles	25	22.7	17	27.0
501-1000 soles	50	44.5	30	47.6
1001-1500 soles	16	14.6	3	4.8
>1500 soles	19	17.3	13	20.6
Missing	0		3
Travel time to HNCHb
0-30 minutes	28	25.5	20	31.3
30-60 minutes	45	40.9	36	56.3
≥60 minutes	37	33.6	8	12.5
Missing	0		2
Time since HIV diagnosis
0-11 months	31	39.2	3	4.8
12-35 months	29	36.7	23	37.1
36-59 months	10	12.7	23	37.1
>60 months	9	11.4	13	21.0
Missing	31		4
Last CD4+ cell countc
<100	9	12.0	7	16.3
100-249	16	21.3	10	23.3
250-349	15	20.0	9	21.0
350-499	16	21.3	6	14.0
>500	19	25.3	11	25.6
Missing	35		23
Receiving ART therapy
No	49	44.6	54	81.8
Yes	61	55.5	12	18.2
Received HIV care elsewhere in past year
No	101	91.8	28	43.8
Yes	9	8.2	36	56.3
Missing	0		2
	Mean	SD	Mean	SD
HIV knowledge (range: 0-24)	18.9	3.7	19.2	2.4
Social support (range: 0-21)	16.3	3.7	15.7	5.0
Depression (range: 0-24)	6.7	4.7	8.1	6.2
HIV stigma
Enacted (range: 0-15)	5.5	3.1	7.2	2.7
Disclosure concerns (range: 0-15)	9.5	2.7	10.3	2.3
Negative self-image (range: 0-15)	5.3	2.5	6.3	2.3
Concern with public attitudes (range: 0-15)	8.9	2.8	10.0	2.4

^a1 nuevo soles ≈ $0.36 USD

^bHospital National Cayetano Heredia

^cAs of March 31, 2010 for in-care participants or last clinic visit for out-of-care participants