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. 2018 Jan 22;21(1):e25040. doi: 10.1002/jia2.25040

Table 1.

Characteristics of participants in TRIP networks (combining the networks of recently infected participants and of longer‐term infected), IBBS, and Outreach Testing in Odessa

TRIP networks total TRIP networks PWID only IBBS (% weighted for RDS sampling) Outreach Testing
Total 1252 551 400 13,936a
Males 993 (79.3%) 471 (85.5%) 328 (82.0%) 9669 (69.4%)
Median age in years (IQR) 34 (27 to 41) 35 (29 to 41) 35 (29 to 42) 35 (30 to 39)
Education—at least high school (11 years) completed 980 (78.3%) 434 (78.8%) 315 (78.8%) Not available
Homeless 168 (13.4%) 54 (9.8%) 1 (0.3%) Not available
PWIDc (injecting over the last six months) 551 (44.0%) 551 (100%) 400c (100%) Not available
Median duration of injection in years (IQR) Not applicable, see next column 15 (7 to 21) 16 (10 to 22) 10 (7 to 14)
On drug/alcohol treatment at enrollment 102 (8.1%) 54 (9.8%) 9 (2.3%) Not available
Unemployed/unable to work 496 (39.6%) 256 (46.5%) 89 (22.3%) Not available
Sex workers 4 (0.3%) 2 (0.4%) 0% Not available
Male sex workers (% of males) 1 (0.1%) 1 (0.2%) 0% Not available
Female sex workers (% of females) 3 (1.2%) 1 (1.3%) 0% Not available
HIV prevalence rateb 329 (26.3%) 186 (33.8%) 108 (27.0%) 331 (2.4%)
Percent who are newly diagnosed HIV positive 183 (14.6%) 103 (18.7%) 20 (5.0%) 331 (2.4%)

RDS, respondent‐driven sampling; TRIP, Transmission Reduction Intervention Project; IBBS, Integrated Biobehavioural Surveillance; PWID, people who inject drugs.

a

N tested for HIV during the period in Outreach Testing, out of 23,204 PWID who were covered by harm reduction services.

b

Four PWID had indeterminate HIV test results.

c

IBBS and Outreach Testing participants were all PWID.