TABLE 4.
HIV Risk In the Prior Week, the Participant Reported… |
Participant Responded ‘Yes’ during at Least 1 Week, N (%) | Number of Weeks Participants Responded ‘Yes’, Mean (SD) | Survey Response for Prior Week | Mean (SD) Adherence in the Prior Week | P | N (%) Participant-wk with High Adherence in Prior Week (5+ Doses) | P |
Sexual activity | 299 (86%) | 36 (22) | Yes | 32% (21, 51) | 0.49 | 853 (32%) | 0.07 |
No | 34% (21, 56) | 565 (43%) | |||||
Condoms not used with all sex acts | 268 (90%) | 21 (20) | Yes | 31% (19, 54) | 0.54 | 402 (30%) | 0.52 |
No | 33% (19, 55) | 450 (35%) | |||||
Sexual partner may have had HIV | 240 (80%) | 12 (16) | Yes | 33% (19, 62) | 0.94 | 264 (32%) | 0.76 |
No | 30% (19, 53) | 584 (33%) | |||||
Perceived HIV risk | 170 (49%) | 7 (12) | Yes | 29% (17, 62) | 0.58 | 87 (25%) | 0.52 |
No | 33% (28, 43) | 177 (38%) | |||||
Perceived protection from HIV because of PrEP* | 232 (67%) | 31 (22) | Yes | 31% (20, 53) | 0.79 | 768 (33%) | 0.16 |
No | 31% (16, 60) | 50 (27%) |
Surveys were sent to all 348 participants weekly from Month 6–24 of the study (72 total weeks). Data reflect responses from 14,440/18,668 (77%) of the surveys completed. Adherence is defined as 5+ dose/week per electronic monitoring.
Among those picking up PrEP.
IQR, interquartile range; SD = standard deviation.