Table 1. Demographic and socio-economic characteristics.
| Uptake of screening | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Variable | Sample Size | Levels | Total (2505,100%) | †No (2232,89%) | †Yes (273,11%) |
| wAge per unit increase (years) | 2502 | 38 (31–45) | 38(31–45) | 39(31–46) | |
| wHousehold members | 2501 | 4(3–6) | 4(3–6) | 4(3–5) | |
| cMarital status | 2504 | Married | 1080(43%) | 965(43%) | 115(42%) |
| Other | 1424(57%) | 1266(57%) | 158(58%) | ||
| wParity | 2414 | 3(2–5) | 3(2–5) | 3(2–5) | |
| cSite | 2505 | AMPATH | 1141(46%) | 1017(46%) | 124(45%) |
| MTRH | 231(9%) | 200(9%) | 31(11%) | ||
| Turbo | 519(21%) | 470(21%) | 49(18%) | ||
| Webuye | 614(25%) | 545(24%) | 69(25%) | ||
| wTravel time to the facility (Minutes) | 2503 | 45(30–80) | 45(30–80) | 45(30–60) | |
| cMeans of transport to the facility | 2503 | Walking | 277 (11%) | 251 (11%) | 26 (10%) |
| Public (Boda boda, Matatu, Bus) | 2195 (88%) | 1949 (87%) | 246 (90%) | ||
| Private | 31 (1.2%) | 30 (1.4%) | 1 (0.4%) | ||
| cEducation level | 2504 | None | 131(5%) | 118(5%) | 13(5%) |
| Primary | 1004(40%) | 892(40%) | 112(41%) | ||
| Secondary | 988(39%) | 879(39%) | 109(40%) | ||
| College/University | 381(15%) | 342(15%) | 39(14%) | ||
| cWork type | 2503 | Unemployed | 754(30%) | 671(30%) | 83(30%) |
| Short term/casual | 465(19%) | 424(19%) | 41(15%) | ||
| Employed | 414(17%) | 366(16%) | 48(18%) | ||
| Self-employed | 870(35%) | 769(34%) | 101(37%) | ||
| cIncome (Kshs. per month per household) | 1652 | <4000 | 511(31%) | 440(30%) | 71(38%) |
| 4001–10999 | 526(32%) | 473(32%) | 53(29%) | ||
| 11000–20999 | 403(24%) | 367(25%) | 36(19%) | ||
| ≥21000 | 212(13%) | 187(13%) | 25(14%) | ||
c Pearson’s Chi Square test;
w two-sample Wilcoxon rank-sum test
†Between groups comparisons were not statistically significant; all p’s > .05