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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2015 Apr 15.
Published in final edited form as: AIDS Educ Prev. 2014 Oct;26(5):411–428. doi: 10.1521/aeap.2014.26.5.411

APPENDIX 1.

Confirmatory Factor Analyses for Dependent Variables

Factor Loadingsa
Scale/Subscale/Item Baseline Follow-up
Barriers to Research Utilization Scale (BRUS)
Organizational Support (α = .90; .91)2,3
The correctional administration supports implementation of the HIV services continuum. 0.75 0.80
The medical provider administration supports implementation of the HIV services continuum. 0.73 0.69
The treatment contractor administration supports implementation of the HIV services continuum. 0.68 0.53
Local community based organizations' administration supports implementation of the HIV
services continuum.
0.61 0.60
Correctional staff is supportive of the implementation of the HIV services continuum. 0.55 0.76
Medical staff is supportive of the implementation of the HIV services continuum. 0.71 0.82
Treatment staff is supportive of the implementation of the HIV services continuum. 0.73 0.74
Community organization staff is supportive of the implementation of the HIV services
continuum.
0.54 0.63
Usage Rating Profile (URP)
Acceptability (α = .92; .95) b
I like the procedures used in the modified HIV services for people under criminal justice
supervision.
0.52 0.68
The modified HIV services for people under criminal justice supervision are a good way to address people under criminal justice supervision’s
HIV issues.
0.64 0.66
I am not interested in implementing the modified HIV services for people under criminal justice
supervision. (R)
0.60 0.49
I am resistant to use the modified HIV services for people under criminal
justice supervision.
0.48 0.50
This is an acceptable intervention strategy for dealing with HIV issues for people under criminal
justice supervision.
0.58 0.64
I have positive attitudes about implementing the modified HIV services for people under criminal
justice supervision.
0.56 0.67
Overall, the modified HIV services for people under criminal justice supervision are beneficial to
the people under criminal justice supervision.
0.61 0.79
I am motivated to try the modified HIV services for people under criminal justice supervision. 0.52 0.61
The modified HIV services for people under criminal justice supervision are reasonable for their
HIV issues.
0.56 0.80
The modified HIV services for people under criminal justice supervision are an effective choice for dealing with a lot of HIV issues. 0.59 0.83
I will implement the modified HIV services for people under criminal justice supervision with a good deal of enthusiasm. 0.57 0.63
The modified HIV services for people under criminal justice supervision are a fair way to handle their HIV issues. 0.55 0.74
Use of the modified HIV services for people under criminal justice supervision will save time dealing with their HIV issues. 0.39 0.60
Feasibility (α = .89; .94) b
The amount of time for record keeping associated with the modified HIV services for people
under criminal justice supervision is reasonable.
0.49 0.65
The modified HIV services for people under criminal justice supervision could be implemented for
the duration of time as prescribed.
0.65 0.70
The modified HIV services for people under criminal justice supervision could be implemented
with the intensity as prescribed.
0.61 0.74
The amount of time to use the modified HIV services for people under criminal justice supervision
is reasonable.
0.60 0.76
The modified HIV services for people under criminal justice supervision could be implemented as
frequently as described.
0.53 0.81
The modified HIV services for people under criminal justice supervision will not be disruptive to
other offenders.
0.45 0.63
All pieces of the modified HIV services for people under criminal justice supervision can be
implemented precisely.
0.39 0.59
The modified HIV services for people under criminal justice supervision can be implemented
exactly as described.
0.37 0.59

(R) following an item indicates it was reverse coded before it was included in its corresponding subscale score.

a

Factor loadings are the STD standardized coefficients from the Mplus output. Results from the baseline data are presented first, followed by results from the follow-up data.

b

Alphas are reported for baseline and follow-up, respectively.