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. 2019 Feb 22;14(2):e0212587. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0212587

Table 1. Social demographics and baseline characteristics of pregnant women and lactating mothers attending option B+ care and treatment clinics in eastern Tanzania.

Variable Total interviewees (N = 305) Good Adherence (%)
Age
16–25 64 28 (43.8)
26–35 159 72 (45.3)
36–45 82 32 (39.0)
Marital status
Single 97 34 (35.1)
Married 187 89 (47.6)
Divorced/widowed 21 9 (42.9)
Education level
No education 36 18 (50.0)
Primary education 202 88 (43.6)
Secondary or higher 67 26 (38.8)
Partner's Education level
No education 11 8 (72.7)
Primary education 187 88 (47.1)
Secondary or higher 101 33 (32.7)
Occupation
Unemployed 154 74 (48.1)
Informal sector 122 45 (36.9)
Formal sector 29 13 (44.8)
Partner's Occupation
Unemployed 32 20 (62.5)
Informal sector 217 91 (41.9)
Formal sector 50 18 (36.0)
Residence
Urban 156 41 (26.3)
Rural 149 91 (61.1)
Pregnancy or Breastfeeding
Pregnant 74 35 (47.3)
Breast feeding 231 97 (42.0)
Gestational age (n = 74)
Trimester 1&2 47 20 (42.6)
Trimester 3 27 15 (55.6)
Parity
Less than 4 235 98 (41.7)
4 and above 70 34 (48.6)
Time on ART
<1 year 76 39 (51.3)
1–2 Year 81 29 (35.8)
>2 years 148 64 (43.3)
Distance from health facility
<5 km 178 83 (46.6)
5–10 km 102 37 (36.3)