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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2018 Jan 1.
Published in final edited form as: AIDS Behav. 2017 May;21(5):1256–1267. doi: 10.1007/s10461-016-1625-1

Table II.

Differences in Comfort with PrEP Clinical Activities, Awareness of PrEP, Familiarity with prescribing PrEP, PrEP Discussion, and PrEP Prescription Based on Provider Type.

Overall (N = 515) HIVPs (n = 237) PCPs (n = 278) B (SE) OR F (df) η2
Comfort

Somewhat or completely comfortable with all activities 73% 89% 59% −1.63 (0.27)*** 0.20
Percent somewhat or completely comfortable
 Discussing sexual orientation 92% 95% 89% −0.43 (0.40) 0.65
 Discussing sexual activities 83% 94% 75% −1.49 (0.35)*** 0.22
 Screening for STIs 96% 98% 95% −1.05 (0.68) 0.35
 Screening for HIV 98% 98% 97% −0.16 (0.73) 0.85
 Screening for HIV with sexual risk behavior 97% 99% 95% −1.27 (0.78) 0.28
 Providing risk reduction counseling 93% 98% 89% −1.70 (0.60)** 0.18
 Ordering a diagnostic test for acute HIV 90% 98% 83% −2.21 (0.53)*** 0.11
 Giving a patient a new HIV diagnosis 87% 95% 80% −1.60 (0.37)*** 0.20

Awareness

Aware of PrEP 86% 98% 76% −2.56 (0.51)*** 0.08

Familiarity

Somewhat or very familiar with prescribing PrEP 50% 76% 28% −1.88 (0.22)*** 0.15

Discussion

Ever discussed PrEP 58% 87% 33% −2.45 (0.25)*** 0.09
Discussed PrEP in past year 54% 83% 28% −2.45 (0.24)*** 0.09
First year discussed −1.45 (0.27)***
 Before 2011 9% 10% 6%
 2011 7% 8% 5%
 2012 21% 27% 8%
 2013 34% 38% 24%
 2014 29% 17% 58%
Number of discussions in past year 18.6 (22.5) 23.5 (24.5) 5.8 (6.3) 43.15 (1,254)*** 0.15
 Percentage patient-initiated 47.5 (35.9) 42.6 (33.0) 60.2 (40.1) 19.13 (1,254)*** 0.07

Prescription

Ever prescribed PrEP 39% 64% 17% 2.07 (0.23)*** 0.13
Number of PrEP prescriptions in past year 15.0 (21.9) 18.6 (23.8) 3.3 (4.2) 20.40 (1,183)*** 0.10
***

p < .001

**

p < .01

*

p < .05

HIVPs and PCPs were compared using logistic regression, ordinal regression, and ANCOVA, controlling for geographic region and professional position.