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. 2018 Jan 16;19(4):280–289. doi: 10.1111/hiv.12577

Table 2.

Maternal sociodemographic and HIV diagnosis characteristics (= 108)

Women diagnosed by delivery (= 41) Women undiagnosed by delivery (= 67)
Characteristic n % n %
Age (years) at delivery (= 41) (= 62)
< 20 3 7 3 5
20–29 20 49 27 44
30–39 17 42 30 48
≥ 40 1 2 2 3
Marital status (= 41) (= 63)
Married/cohabiting 30 73 49 78
Separated 5 12 7 11
Single 6 15 7 11
Employment status (= 36) (= 66)
Employed (health care) 1 4 11 16
Employed (other) 7 19 22 33
Student 8 22 4 6
Unemployed 20 55 29 43
Partner employment status (= 24) (= 31)
Employed 15 63 24 77
Student 5 21 0 0
Unemployed 4 17 7 23
Region of birth (= 41) (= 67)
Africa 34 83 51 76
UK 4 10 10 15
Elsewhere in Europe 1 2 4 6
Asia 2 5 1 2
Caribbean 0 0 1 2
Years in UK prior to delivery if born abroad (= 27) (= 30)
< 1 6 22 5 17
1–5 10 37 14 47
6–10 7 26 9 30
> 10 4 15 2 7
How or where HIV Identified (= 38) (= 61)
Antenatal screening current/previous pregnancy 29 77
subsequent pregnancy 6 10
Child found positive 25 41
Partner found positive 0 0 3 5
Genitourinary medicine clinic 4 10 8 13
Other hospital department 1 3 11 18
Other 4 10 8 13
Mode of HIV acquisition (= 38) (= 55)
Heterosexual 36 94 54 98
Injecting drug use 1 3 1 2
Vertical transmission 1 3 0 0