Table 3.

Participant- and partner-level characteristics associated with perception of the partner as a likely HIV/STI source among recently diagnosed MSM/TW; Lima, Peru, 2011.

Characteristics	Crude Prevalence Ratio (n = 993)	95% CI	P	Adjusted Prevalence Ratioa (n = 743)	95% CI	P
Age (years)	1.00	0.99-1.02	0.64	1.00	0.99-1.02	0.91
Education
Less than high school	Ref	-	-	Ref	-	-
Completed high school	1.25	0.85-1.83	0.26	0.88	0.60-1.30	0.53
Higher educationb	1.42	0.98-2.05	0.06	1.00	0.69-1.44	0.99
Respondent sexual orientation/gender identity
Heterosexual	Ref	-	-	Ref	-	-
Bisexual	0.51	0.32-0.81	<0.05	0.52	0.30-0.90	<0.05
Homosexual	0.40	0.27-0.59	<0.05	0.47	0.31-0.73	<0.05
Transgender	0.26	0.15-0.46	<0.05	0.37	0.19-0.70	<0.05
STI diagnosis
Any non-HIV STI	Ref	-	-	Ref	-	-
HIV	0.80	0.56-1.13	0.20	0.82	0.56-1.21	0.32
HIV plus any other STI	1.06	0.78-1.46	0.70	0.95	0.69-1.30	0.75
Partner sexual orientation/gender identity
Heterosexual	Ref	-	-	Ref	-	-
Bisexual	1.53	0.94-2.50	0.08	1.49	0.85-2.61	0.16
Homosexual	2.33	1.46-3.70	<0.05	2.07	1.19-3.61	<0.05
Transgender	3.71	2.02-6.80	<0.05	2.84	1.48-5.44	<0.05
Partnership type
Stable	Ref	-	-	Ref	-	-
Casual	0.83	0.64-1.07	0.16	1.05	0.77-1.42	0.77
Commercial	0.43	0.26-0.70	<0.05	0.71	0.44-1.16	0.17
Unprotected anal intercourse	2.93	2.17-3.97	<0.05	3.2	2.28-4.46	<0.05

^aAdjusted for all variables included in table

^bReceived some post-secondary education (e.g., University or technical school)

Note: Bold indicates statistical significance