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. 2020 Jul 11;25(2):311–321. doi: 10.1007/s10461-020-02969-0

Table 1.

Access to HIV Prevention and HIV Treatment among a Global Sample of Cisgender Gay Men and Other Men who have sex with Men (n = 2732)

Access to HIV Prevention among HIV-negative participants (n = 2247) Access to HIV Treatment among HIV-positive participants (n = 473)
Access to HIV provider Access to HIV medication
Condoms Onsite HIV test HIV self-test PEP PrEP Lost provider access In-person provider access Tele-medicine Provider access Can refill/access Can refill/access with complications Cannot refill/access
OVERALL 1459 (65%) 679 (30%) 429 (19%) 381 (17%) 470 (21%) 111 (23%) 204 (43%) 79 (17%) 350 (77%) 64 (14%) 20 (4%)
Stratified by Sub-populations
Racial/Ethnic Minority
Yes 248* (62%) 124 (31%) 68* (17%) 66 (17%) 79 (20%) 23 (26%) 32 (36%) 17 (19%) 57* (70%) 13* (16%) 7* (9%)
No 1088* (68%) 495 (31%) 313* (20%) 278 (17%) 346 (22%) 81 (24%) 148 (43%) 57 (17%) 270* (81%) 41* (12%) 9* (3%)
Don’t know/refuse 120* (50%) 60 (25%) 48* (20%) 37 (15%) 44 (18%) 7 (17%) 23 (56%) 5 (12%) 23* (61%) 10* (26%) 4* (11%)
Test stat. (p-value) 37.1*(< 0.01) 6.1 (0.63) 16.7*(0.03) 8.4 (0.39) 3.6 (0.89) 4.3 (0.37) NA* (0.004)
Immigrant Status
Parents native-born 1047* (67%) 479 (30%) 300 (19%) 274 (17%) 321 (20%) 86 (24%) 159 (45%) 55 (16%) 276* (80%) 44* (13%) 11* (3%)
First generation 100* (63%) 42 (26%) 27 (17%) 25 (16%) 41 (26%) 4 (19%) 8 (38%) 6 (29%) 16* (80%) 3* (15%) NA
Immigrant 228* (61%) 116 (31%) 78 (21%) 63 (17%) 82 (22%) 16 (22%) 23 (32%) 12 (17%) 42* (63%) 13* (19%) 6* (9%)
Test stat. (p-value) 25.7*(0.01) 5.7 (0.68) 4.8 (0.78) 5.8 (0.67) 3.5 (0.90) NA (0.48) NA* (0.02)
Health Insurance
Government Insurance 615 (66%) 274 (30%) 188 (20%) 156 (17%) 192 (21%) 56* (26%) 87* (41%) 34* (16%) 158 (76%) 32 (15%) 9 (4%)
No Insurance 182 (63%) 85 (30%) 62 (22%) 52 (18%) 57 (20%) 15* (37%) 20* (49%) 2* (5%) 28 (68%) 7 (17%) 5 (12%)
Other Insurance 637 (65%) 304 (31%) 171 (17%) 168 (17%) 210 (21%) 38* (19%) 90* (45%) 40* (20%) 155 (79%) 24 (12%) 5 (3%)
Test stat. (p-value) 5.7 (0.68) 8.0 (0.43) 13.0 (0.11) 11.0(0.20) 11.7 (0.17) 10.1* (0.04) NA (0.20)
Ever engaged in sex work
Yes 119* (56%) 74 (35%) 47* (22%) 46 (22%) 51 (24%) 24* (39%) 22* (36%) 7* (11%) 40* (71%) 7* (12%) 7* (12%)
No 1243* (67%) 559 (30%) 356* (19%) 316 (17%) 395 (21%) 84* (23%) 164* (44%) 65* (18%) 286* (79%) 50* (14%) 10* (3%)
Don’t know/refuse 54* (61%) 17 (19%) 11* (12%) 13 (15%) 11 (12%) NA 7* (44%) 3* (19%) 8* (57%) 5* (36%) 1* (7%)
Test stat. (p-value) 15.6*(0.048) 12.7(0.12) 18.5*(0.02) 8.9 (0.35) 11.9 (0.15) NA* (0.01) NA* (0.001)

Test stat. = Test statistic for Chi-square test if value is provided, and NA for Fisher’s exact test

*Denotes p-value < 0.05 from Chi-Squared or Fisher’s Exact Test

Responses denote participant selected they feel that they “Definitely have access” to prevention resource out of a 5-point scale. Statistical testing compares “Definite Yes” response to other possible responses on scale