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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2015 Nov 19.
Published in final edited form as: Digit Cult Educ. 2015 Oct 27;7(2):169–191.

Table II.

Perceptions of a smartphone application intervention to facilitate access to HIV prevention and care services among Black men who have sex with men in the District of Columbia Metropolitan Statistical Areas, 2014 (N=93)a.

n (%)b median (IQR)c
Items Referring to the Mobile App Module on Communication with Health Care Providers
C1. I would use this app if it were free 69 (81.2) 91 (72 – 100)
C2. It would be easier to get the medical services I need if I had this app 66 (79.5) 79 (52 – 94)
C3. I would be more likely to get support in getting health insurance 53 (65.4) 68 (50 – 91)
C4. It would be easier to remember to tell the doctor what I need at my visit 75 (88.2) 87 (69 – 98)
C5. It would be easier to ask for an HIV test if I had this app 47 (58.8) 71 (40 – 93)
C6. It would be easier to ask the doctor for routine preventive care (like flu shots) 59 (73.8) 79 (50 – 92)
C7. I would be more comfortable talking with my health care provider 57 (70.4) 72 (50 – 94)
Items Referring to the Mobile App Module on Sexual Health
S1. I would use this app if it were free 74 (87.1) 88 (70 – 100)
S2. It would be easier to get the sexual health services I need if I had this app 73 (86.9) 77 (58 – 95.5)
S3. It would be easier to talk about sex with my medical provider if I had this app 69 (82.1) 73.5 (53 – 92)
S4. It would be easier to remember to tell the doctor what I need at my visit 73 (86.9) 83.5 (62.5 – 97.5)
S5. I would be more likely to ask about PrEP if I had this app 59 (71.1) 68 (50 – 94)
S6. I would be more likely to ask about condoms if I had this app 52 (62.7) 65 (47 – 90)
S7. I would be more likely to get an HIV test if I had this app 56 (68.3) 72 (49 – 90)
a

Participants included 91 self-identified males, one self-identified transgender woman, and one self-identified intersex individual.

b

Agreement with each item is dichotomized as a response ≥51 on a visual analogue scale from 0 to 100. The sum of response frequencies is less than 93 due to missing values.

c

The median and interquartile range are presented for each item measured on a visual analogue scale from 0 (i.e., no agreement) to 100 (i.e., complete agreement).