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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2017 May 24.
Published in final edited form as: AIDS Care. 2016;28(Suppl 3):90–98. doi: 10.1080/09540121.2016.1178959

Table 1.

Descriptive characteristics of study participants in SEARCH intervention communities.

Baseline No. (%) Follow-up year 1 No. (%) p-Value
No. individuals 2676 3410
No. households 2670 2695
HIV status
 HIV+, detectable viral load   526 (19.7)   164 (4.8) <0.001
 HIV+, undetectable viral load   535 (20.0) 1,084 (31.8) <0.001
 HIV-status 1615 (60.4) 2162 (63.4)   0.009
Female 1706 (63.8) 2209 (64.8)   0.723
Age categories
 18–25 years old   530 (19.8)   561 (16.5)   0.151
 26–35 years old   730 (27.3)   859 (25.2)   0.043
 36–45 years old   602 (22.5)   808 (23.7)   0.765
 46–80 years old   814 (30.4) 1182 (34.7)   0.004
Education level
 No education   439 (16.4)   503 (14.8)   0.068
 Primary education 1669 (62.4) 2201 (64.6)   0.121
 Secondary or more education   567 (21.2)   703 (20.6)   0.839
Married/cohabiting 1828 (68.3) 2430 (71.3)   0.117
Wealth index
 Least wealth   576 (21.6)   655 (19.2)   0.012
 Less wealth   549 (20.6)   667 (19.6)   0.260
 Middle wealth   512 (19.2)   658 (19.3)   0.876
 More wealth   520 (19.5)   693 (20.3)   0.317
 Most wealth   512 (19.2)   737 (21.6)   0.006
Region
 Southwest Uganda   837 (31.3) 1064 (31.2)   0.744
 Eastern Uganda   818 (30.6) 1100 (32.3)   0.744
 Kenya 1021 (38.2) 1246 (36.5)   0.532

Notes: p-Values based on chi-squared tests comparing characteristics of participants at baseline and follow-up. Wealth quintiles are based on a wealth index created using principal components analysis of ownership of 47 items. Characteristics reported are for participants aged 18–80 years, with HIV status and HIV-1 viral load information.