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. 2022 Feb 4;26(8):2588–2599. doi: 10.1007/s10461-022-03595-8

Table 2.

Acceptability and Feasibility of peer navigation intervention among Trans Amigas intervention arm participants, n = 75

Acceptability—navigation participants Overall
(n = 75)
Endline Survey
(n = 54)£
n % n %
Proportion of TGW beginning navigation
 Yes—at least one telephone call/text 68 90.7
 Yes—at least one in-person meeting 52 69.3
 Never made contact 7 9.3
Would continue services if they could 46 85.2
Would recommend navigation to a friend 51 94.4
Helpfulness of navigation
 Very helpful 27 50.0
 Somewhat helpful 18 33.3
 Not at all helpful 9¥ 16.7
Adequacy of face-to-face contact
 Not enough 29 53.7
 Just about right 25 46.3
 Too much 0 0.0
Adequacy of phone/text contact
 Not enough 13 24.1
 Just about right 39 72.2
 Too much 2 3.7
Feasibility—navigation participants
In-person sessions completed
 Non adherent (no completed sessions) 23 30.7
 Poor adherence (1–3 sessions) 17 22.6
 Moderate adherence (4–7 sessions) 12 16.0
 Fully adherent (8–9 sessions)* 23 30.7
Phone/text monthly communication
 Non adherent (no successful contact) 7 9.3
 Poor adherence (1–3 months) 15 20.0
 Moderate adherence (4–7 months) 26 34.7
 Fully adherent (8–9 months) 27 36.0
Moderate or full adherence to both components 35 46.7
Total navigation minutes (median, IQR) 220.0 48.0–657.0

*Navigation completed; participant graduated

¥7 of 9 respondents never attended an in-person meeting

£One endline respondent never made contact with their navigator