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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2020 Jul 1.
Published in final edited form as: Child Youth Serv Rev. 2019 Apr 6;102:56–62. doi: 10.1016/j.childyouth.2019.04.007

Table 1.

Sociodemographic Characteristics of FG Participants (n= 34) Compared to All Intervention Participants (n=215)

Focus Group Participants (subgroup of all intervention participants) All Intervention Participants
Mean n/(SD) Min Max Control (Mean) Fixed Target (Mean) Flexible Target (Mean)
Socio-demographic information
 Female (%) 61.8 21 0 1 50.7 53.52 57.97
 Age (years) 19.4 −2.9 17 24 19.04 19.55 19.25
 Married (%) 20.6 7 0 1 25.35 29.58 40.58
 Literacy (%)
  read easily 56.3 19.1 0 1 69.01 69.01 63.77
  write easily 62.5 21.3 0 1 77.46 77.46 65.22
 Education (%)
  Completed primary 97.1 33 0 1 100 100 98.55
  Completed secondary 55.9 19 0 1 77.46 77.46 65.22
 Housing (%)
  Self-rated house as “poor” 52.9 18 0 1 43.66 49.3 37.68
  Has electricity 76.5 28 0 1 78.87 88.73 81.16
  Has piped water 47.1 16 0 1 53.52 59.15 50.72
Text-related information
 Owns Phone (%) 64.7 22 0 1 71 73 71
 Text messages sent in past 24 hours 4 −8.3 0 30
 Text messages received in past 24 hours 6.6 −14.8 0 66
Adherence (%)
 Self-reported 82.5 −19.9 30 100 83.85 80.21 85.77
 Measured using MEMS cap 76.7 −33.9 0 100
Percentage of participants from each intervention group
 Flexible Target 52.9 18 0 1
 Fixed Target 47.1 16 0 1

NOTE: Self-reported adherence is the share of doses taken as prescribed in the past month, as reported by the participant also during the baseline survey. Adherence at randomization refers to the average electronically-measured adherence taken one month before SATA started.