Table 1.

Descriptive statistics for sociodemographic and behavioural risk factors for HIV

	All respondents		PrEP question respondents
	N		N
Age	66	26 (23–30)	56	25 (23–29)
Born in Dar es Salaam	65	9%	55	9%
Years working in bars	66	2 (0.4–4)	56	1.8 (0.4–3)
Plan to continue bar work	66	11%	56	9%
Monthly income (US$)	62	91 (68–136)	53	91 (68–136)
Ever been pregnant	66	85%	56	82%
Of whom, ever had undesired pregnancy	56	52%	46	54%
Of whom, ever had termination or miscarriage	56	46%	46	46%
Ever had sex with anyone for money	66	50%	56	54%
Ever had sex with patron for money	66	35%	56	38%
Of whom, ever had oral sex with patron	23	70%	21	30%
Of whom, ever had vaginal sex with patron	23	48%	21	67%
Of whom, how often asks patron to use condom*	23	4 (3–4)	21	4 (4–4)
Of whom, how often patron asks not to use condom*	23	2 (1–3)	21	3 (2–3)
Ever had sex with others for money	66	30%	21	48%
Number of non-client partners in past 12 months	56	2 (1–3)	47	1 (1–3)
Has a primary partner	66	68%	56	66%
Of whom, used condom at last sex with primary partner	44	18%	37	19%
Currently using male condoms for family planning	66	36%	56	38%
PHQ-9 major depressive symptoms	66	20%	56	16%
PTSD-IV screen positive	66	21%	56	23%
Low social support	66	58%	56	55%
Ever taken an HIV test	66	97%	56	96%
Number of HIV tests ever taken	64	3 (2–5)	54	3 (2–5)
Months since last HIV test	64	6 (3.5–12)	54	6 (4–12)
Willing to complete HCT today	66	85%	56	86%

Values are counts (N), proportions or medians and IQRs.

*5-point scale; higher values indicate greater frequency.

HCT, HIV counselling and testing; PHQ, Patient Health Questionnaire; PTSD, post-traumatic stress disorder.