Table 4.

Bivariate examination of predictors of intent to use PrEP

	Intent to use Prep (N = 63) % (n)a	No intent to use Prep (N = 121) % (n)b	Total
HIV risk behavior PrEP
Shared equipment*	16.9% (20)	6.3% (4)	13.3%
Ever had STD	29.7% (35)	38.7% (24	32.8%
Partners HIV	8.7% (4)	7.5% (9)	8.3%
Sex with IV user	15.8% (5)	9.8% (16)	13.8%
Use of condoms	31.5% (35)	68.5% (76)	74.5%
Number of risks—mean (SD)	1.14 (0.98)	1.32 (1.01)	1.28 (1.11)
Demographic
Age (N, SD) +	40.9 (59, 10.1)	37.7 (115, 10.8)	38.8 (10.6)
Marital status – with partner/married	44.6% (54)	41.3% (26)	43.5%
Race*
White	52.1% (20)	31.7% (63)	45.1%
Black/African American	41.3% (40)	63.5% (50)	48.9%
Other	6.6% (3)	4.8% (8)	6.0%
Education level
Did not complete high school	11.7% (10)	15.9% (14)	13.1%
High school graduate/GED	43.3% (26)	41.3% (52)	42.6%
Some college	32.5% (24)	38.1% (39)	34.4%
College degree or higher	12.5% (3)	4.8% (15)	9.8%
Barriers to medical care
Type of insurance
Private insurance	38.8% (23)	36.5% (47)	38.0%
Government insurance	47.1% (35)	55.6% (57)	50.0%
None	14.0% (5)	7.9% (17)	12.0%
Copay a barrier	76.3% (47)	74.6% (90)	75.7%
Time from work a barrier	14.2% (7)	12.1% (17)	13.5%
Number of barriers—mean (N, SD)	0.44 (63, 0.64)	0.51 (121, 0.79)	0.49 (0.74)
Personal history
Trauma history	59.8% (38)	57.1% (70)	58.9%
Depressive symptoms—mean (N, SD)**	2.11 (63, 0.72)	1.77 (119, 0.78)	1.89 (0.77)
HIV stigma beliefs
Stereotypes*	31.3% (32)	48.4% (36)	27.3%
Prejudice*	4.3% (8)	12.9% (5)	7.3%
Discrimination	51.8% (33)	53.2% (59)	52.3%
Stigma beliefs—mean (N, SD)*	6.9 (61, 1.5)	6.3 (110, 1.5)	6.4 (1.6)
HIV knowledge % correct	84.5% (63)	84.3% (121)	84.3%

 + p < 0.1, *p < 0.05, **p < 0.01

^PrEPStrongest recommendations for PrEP by the CDC

^an is the numerator for the percent, the denominator ranged from 59 to 63

^bn is the numerator for the percent, the denominator ranged from 114 to 121