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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2016 Nov 4.
Published in final edited form as: Lancet HIV. 2014 Nov 24;1(3):e104–e111. doi: 10.1016/S2352-3018(14)00003-4

Table 2.

Odds ratios and 95% credibility intervals for adherence to ART among HIV-positive patients

SOC eSOC Alarm eSOC +
alarm		 eSOC +
calendar		 Daily SMS Weekly
SMS		 eSOC +
weekly
SMS
eSOC 1.46
(1.06–1.98)
Alarm 1.00
(0.60–1.67)		 0.69
(0.41–1.14)
eSOC + alarm 1.57
(0.94–2.62)		 1.08
(0.65–1.80)		 1.56
(0.89–2.74)
eSOC + calendar 1.81
(0.91–3.96)		 1.25
(0.67–2.57)		 1.81
(0.82–4.36)		 1.16
(0.52–2.77)
Daily SMS 1.06
(0.68–1.64)		 0.73
(0.43–1.24)		 1.06
(0.54–2.07)		 0.68
(0.34–1.32)		 0.58
(0.24–1.32)
Weekly SMS 1.65
(1.25–2.18) 		1.14
(0.75–1.72)		 1.64
(0.93–2.94)		 1.05
(0.58–1.88)		 0.91
(0.40–1.92)		 1.56
(1.01–2.40)
eSOC + weekly SMS 2.07
(1.22–3.53) 		1.42
(0.86–2.35)		 2.06
(1.03–4.11) 		1.32
(0.66–2.63)		 1.14
(0.47–2.52)		 1.95
(0.98–3.89)		 1.25
(0.69–2.29)
eSOC + treatment
supporter 		1.83
(1.36–2.45) 		1.26
(1.00–1.58)		 1.82
(1.08–3.10) 		1.17
(0.69–1.98)		 1.01
(0.48–1.93)		 1.73
(1.02–2.94) 		1.11
(0.74–1.67)		 0.88
(0.52–1.50)

SOC: standard of care; eSOC: enhanced standard of care. An odds ratio greater than 1.00 indicates an estimated increased odds of adherence for the intervention along the vertical axis in the first column, whereas an odds ratio less than 1.00 indicates an estimated decreased odds of adherence for the regimen along the vertical axis in the first column. Bolded results indicate statistically significant relationship.