TABLE 3.

Factors associated with retention in care, considered as a binary outcome.

Characteristics	Retention in care rate		Relative risk‡	P
	n	%
Intervention
WBPHCOT (n = 52)†	46	88.5	1.14 (0.99–1.30)	0.10
Games (n = 94)†	91	96.8	1.25 (1.13–1.38)	0.01 *
WBPHCOT + Games (n = 68)†	58	85.3	1.10 (1.00–1.27)	0.21
Control (n = 126)†	98	77.8	Ref	Ref
Gender
Female (n = 234)†	202	86.3	1.03 (0.59–1.83)	0.91
Male (n = 106)†	91	85.8	Ref	Ref
Pregnant
Yes (n = 38)†	30	65.2	0.57 (0.27–1.18)	0.13
No (n = 191)†	168	88.0	Ref	Ref
Age group (years)
< 35 (n = 168)†	136	81.0	0.88 (0.81–0.97)	0.006
≥ 35 (n = 172)†	157	91.3	Ref	Ref

WBPHCOT, Ward-based primary health care outreach teams; Ref, reference.

^*, Bold figures indicate significant values < 0.05.

^†, n = combined number of participants retained in care and lost to follow-up;

^‡, Data in brackets represent 95% confidence interval.