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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2016 Jun 1.
Published in final edited form as: Int J Behav Med. 2015 Jun;22(3):415–424. doi: 10.1007/s12529-014-9399-1

Table 1.

Demographic characteristics and baseline depression, medication adherence, and viral load

Characteristic RES-led,
n=196
CHC-led,
n=168
χ2/t-test
(%) (%)
Age (years, mean) 45.4 44.8 0.64
Race/ethnicity 0.79
 Black/African-American 58.0 58.9
 Hispanic 24.1 22.0
 European 15.9 17.9
 Other 2.1 1.2
Born in US 82.1 85.7 0.89
Marital status 0.90
 Single/Never married 61.0 64.9
 Married 10.8 11.3
 Formerly married 28.2 23.8
Source of HIV infection 9.24*
 Sexual transmission 83.6 72.6
 Drug use 3.6 6.0
 Transfusion 3.1 1.8
 Don't know/other 9.7 19.6
Work status 0.07
 Not working 83.6 84.5
 Part-time/volunteer 12.8 11.9
 Full-time 3.6 3.6
On disability 62.1 59.3 0.29
Income 5.81
 Less than $5,000 34.4 46.4
 $5,100–$10,000 50.3 39.3
 More than $10,000 13.9 13.1
 Declined to answer 1.5 0.1
Education 4.98
 <High school 59.2 54.8
 High school 35.2 33.9
 1–2 years college 3.1 8.3
 >2 years college 2.6 3.0
RES-led
mean/%
CHC-led
mean/%
χ2/t-test
Mean BDI score 15.4 14.2 0.87
% moderately/severely
 depressed (BDI > 14)
49.0 40.5 2.64
% using ARV medication 81.0 74.4 2.3
% skipped medication within
 past 2 weeks
47.7 40.4 1.45
Mean viral load (log transformed) 2.2 2.1 0.6
% with undetectable viral load 43.6 46.9 0.32
*

p<0.05,

**

p<0.01,

***

p<0.001