Table 3.
McNemar’s test of HIV viral load changes baseline to follow-up.
| HT HIV viral load |
Follow-up < log 2.0 | Follow-up ≥ log 2.0 | P Value |
|---|---|---|---|
| Baseline < log 2.0 | 11 (73%) | 4 (27%) | .21 |
| Baseline ≥ log 2.0 | 3 (27%) | 8 (73%) | |
| MBSR | |||
| HIV viral load | Follow-up < log 2.0 | Follow-up ≥ log 2.0 | P Value |
|
| |||
| Baseline < log 2.0 | 6 (86%) | 1 (14%) | .04a |
| Baseline ≥ log 2.0 | 8 (44%) | 10 (56%) | |
a
Significant difference between the quadrants representing change between time points, i.e., there is a greater likelihood that those in MBSR arm who had a high baseline viral load (VL) then had a low VL at 3-month follow-up (44% of those with high baseline VL) and/or there is a lower likelihood that those in the MBSR arm who had a low baseline VL then had a high VL at follow-up (14%).