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. 2015 May 1;29(5):279–287. doi: 10.1089/apc.2014.0346

Table 4.

Self-Reported Barriers by Group

  N Healthcare organization and delivery N (%) Co-morbidities (% reporting) Social factors (% reporting) Health beliefs and/or knowledge (% reporting)
Overall 247 184 (74) 61 (25) 97 (39) 89 (36)
Sex at birth
 Male 221 163 (74) 55 (25) 82 (37) 77 (35)
 Female 25 21 (84) 6 (24) 14 (56) 11 (44)
Race/ethnicityb
 Non-Hispanic white 161 119 (74) 40 (25) 56 (35) 53 (33)
 Non-Hispanic black 51 40 (78) 13 (25) 29 (57)a 25 (49)
 Hispanic 23 15 (65) 4 (17) 8 (35) 6 (26)
Age, yearsb
 <30 29 23 (79) 4 (14) 11 (38) 10 (34)
 30–39 63 48 (76) 22 (35)a 34 (54)a 22 (35)
 40–49 86 70 (81)a 25 (29)a 33 (38) 32 (37)
 ≥50 69 43 (62) 10 (15) 19 (28) 25 (36)
Years since HIV diagnosisb
 <2 8 7 (88) 2 (25) 0 (0) 5 (63)
 2–5 42 32 (76) 12 (29) 18 (43) 18 (43)
 6–10 56 46 (82) 15 (27) 21 (38) 22 (39)
 11–20 66 43 (65) 12 (18) 24 (36) 21 (32)
 >20 17 12 (71) 5 (29) 5 (29) 7 (41)
Depressed
 Yes 158 126 (80) 48 (30) 74 (47)a 63 (40)
 No/missing 89 58 (65) 13 (15) 23 (26) 26 (29)
Substance use
 Heroin 16 15 (94) 14 (88)a 11 (69)a 9 (56)
 Methamphetamine 64 55 (86) 30 (47)a 29 (45) 26 (41)
 Cocaine/crack-cocaine 16 11 (69) 6 (38)a 9 (56) 7 (44)
 Hazardous alcohol 37 26 (70) 3 (8) 14 (38) 7 (44)
 None of the above 114 77 (68) 8 (7) 34 (30) 40 (35)
Have a case manager
 Yes 132 103 (78) 42 (32)a 65 (49)a 50 (38)
 No/missing 115 81 (70) 19 (17) 32 (28) 39 (34)
a

p<0.05 in Poisson regression compared to the following reference groups: non-Hispanic white, age ≥50, not depressed, not substance using, no case manager.

b

Subgroups do not sum to N=247 due to omission of other categories and cases missing data for the indicated categories.