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. 2017 Feb 28;7(2):e013528. doi: 10.1136/bmjopen-2016-013528

Table 1.

Baseline demographic characteristics of enrolled patients across all six sites*

Age at enrolment, years, mean (SD) 11.1 (3.6)
Sex, % female (n) 47.6% (296)
Age at diagnosis, years, mean (SD) 4.7 (3.7)
Family size, mean (SD) 5.5 (19.9)
Monthly income in US dollars, median (IQR) 33 (19–70)
Ethnicity, % of reporting (n)
 Amhara 19.2% (120)
 Oromo 12.5% (78)
 Sidama 12.9% (81)
 Wolaita 24.6% (154)
 Tigray 1.9% (12)
 Gurage 4.5% (28)
 Silte 0.8% (5)
 Gamo 6.9% (43)
 Other 16.8% (105)
Occupation of caregivers, % of reporting (n)
 Farmers 10.1% (63)
 Government employees 19.1% (119)
 Merchants 20.4% (127)
 Daily labourers 21.8% (136)
 Other 19.9% (124)
 Jobless 8.8% (55)
Mother's education, % of reporting (n)
 No school 27.1% (168)
 Attended some school 23.4% (145)
 Completed primary education 22.7% (141)
 Completed secondary education 12.4% (77)
 Completed tertiary education 10.8% (67)
 Read and write, no school 3.5% (22)
Father's education, % of reporting (n)
 No school 14.7% (89)
 Attended some school 17.1% (103)
 Completed primary education 23.0% (139)
 Completed secondary education 23.5% (142)
 Completed tertiary education 19.0% (115)
 Read and write, no school 2.6% (16)
Child lives with, % reporting (n)
 Mother and father 28.2% (176)
 Mother only 35.7% (223)
 Father only 12.2% (76)
 Other relative 19.1% (119)
 Other 4.8% (30)
 Parents alive, % both alive 48.0% (299)
 Caregiver HIV positive, % yes 71.1% (443)
 Caregiver has HIV healthcare, % yes 71.3% (440)
 Caregiver on ART, % yes 69.7% (434)
 Other siblings with HIV, % yes 15.0% (94)
 Other siblings who died of HIV, % yes 9.4% (59)

*Not all percentages reflect a total of 628 participants as some with missing or unknown values.

ART, anti-retroviral treatment.