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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2019 Oct 1.
Published in final edited form as: AIDS Care. 2019 Jan 8;31(10):1297–1303. doi: 10.1080/09540121.2019.1566511

Table 1.

Socio-demographic and clinical characteristics of study participants.

Characteristic Frequency Percentage
Gender
 Male 127 37.8
 Female 209 62.2
Age
 10–14 222 66.1
 1519 114 33.9
Education level
 No formal education 3 0.9
 Lower primary 142 42.3
 Upper primary 135 40.2
 Secondary and above 56 16.7
Religion
 Catholic 120 35.7
 Anglican 127 37.8
 Moslem 54 16.1
 Pentecostal or other 35 10.4
Parents alive or not
 Both parents alive 161 47.9
 Only father alive 50 14.9
 Only mother alive 73 21.7
 Both parents dead 52 15.5
Residence location
 Rural 197 58.8
 Semi-urban/trading centre 55 16.4
 Urban 83 24.8
Housing type
 Permanent 150 44.8
 Semi-permanent 134 40.0
 Temporally (grass/mud) 51 15.2
Ever been married/still married 23 6.9
Clinical and HIV-related factors
 Ever disclosed HIV status 123 36.8
WHO clinical
 Stage 1 273 84.0
 Stage 2 41 12.6
 Stage 3 or 4 11 3.4
HAART adherence(by MOH card)
 >95% 276 88.8
 85–94% 13 4.1
 <85% 22 7.1