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. 2022 Dec 21;10(1):ofac684. doi: 10.1093/ofid/ofac684

Table 4.

Association Between HIV Status, Participant Characteristics, and Substance Use Treatment Utilization in the Past Year Among Women's Interagency HIV Study Participants With Current Substance Use in Crude and Adjusted Regression Models (n = 367)

Participant Characteristics Substance Use Treatment Utilization (Within the Past Year) Odds of Substance Use Treatment Utilization (Within the Past Year)
SU Treatment (n = 155), No. (%)a No SU Treatment (n = 212), No. (%)a Unadjusted OR (95% CI) Adjusted OR (95% CI)
HIV status
 Negative 62 (40.0) 75 (35.4) REF REF
 Positive 93 (60.0) 137 (64.6) 0.82 (.54–1.26) 0.57 (.31–1.04)
Age, y
 Mean (SD) 54.2 (8.1) 52.1 (8.7) 1.34 (1.05–1.73) b 0.90 (.64–1.29)b
Race
 Non-Hispanic Black 90 (58.1) 157 (74.1) 0.49 (.31–.76) 0.66 (.37–1.18)
 Other 65 (41.9) 55 (25.9) REF REF
WIHS region
 New York 57 (36.8) 26 (12.3) 9.44 (4.93–18.05) 4.65 (2.00–10.79)
 Washington, D.C. 7 (4.5) 19 (9.0) 1.59 (.60–4.22) 1.55 (.49–4.92)
 California 33 (21.3) 51 (24.1) 2.79 (1.48–5.23) 2.56 (1.19–5.52)
 Illinois 35 (22.6) 17 (8.0) 8.86 (4.25–18.50) 6.41 (2.75–14.93)
 South 23 (14.8) 99 (46.7) REF REF
Marital status
 Married/partner 40 (27.2) 53 (25.9) 1.07 (.66–1.73)
 Not married/no partner 107 (72.8) 152 (74.2) REF
Highest level of education
 ≤High school 111 (74.0) 139 (66.8) 1.41 (.89–2.25)
 >High school 39 (26.0) 69 (33.2) REF
Employment (full- or part-time)
 No 132 (88.0) 168 (81.2) 1.70 (.93–3.11)
 Yes 18 (12.0) 39 (18.8) REF
Annual household income
 ≤$24 000 126 (86.9) 176 (88.9) 0.83 (.43–1.60)
 >$24 000 19 (13.1) 22 (11.1) REF
Health insurancec
 No 6 (4.1) 22 (10.7) 0.36 (.14–.90) 0.43 (.13–1.38)
 Yes 140 (95.9) 183 (89.3) REF REF
Ever jailed or incarcerated
 No 36 (23.2) 50 (23.6) REF
 Yes 119 (76.8) 162 (76.4) 1.02 (.63–1.66)
Ever reported physical abuse
 No 78 (50.3) 98 (46.2) REF
 Yes 77 (49.7) 114 (53.8) 0.85 (.56–1.29)
Ever reported sexual abuse
 No 105 (67.7) 130 (61.3) REF
 Yes 50 (32.3) 82 (38.7) 0.76 (.49–1.17)
Ever had sex for drugs, money, shelter
 No 54 (36.0) 75 (36.1) REF
 Yes 96 (64.0) 133 (63.9) 1.00 (.65–1.55)
Depressive symptomsd
 No 84 (57.5) 104 (51.2) REF REF
 Yes 62 (42.5) 99 (48.8) 0.78 (.51–1.19) 0.95 (.55–1.64)
Alcohol use
 Abstain 94 (64.0) 58 (28.3) REF REF
 0–7 drinks/week 31 (21.1) 74 (36.1) 0.26 (.15–.44) 0.35 (.19–.66)
 >7 drinks/week 22 (15.0) 73 (35.6) 0.19 (.10–.33) 0.24 (.12–.48)
Tobacco use
 Never 6 (4.0) 22 (10.6) REF REF
 Former 23 (15.3) 31 (14.9) 2.72 (.95–7.79) 2.40 (.66–8.37)
 Current 121 (80.7) 155 (74.5) 2.86 (1.13–7.28) 3.35 (1.07–10.45)
Marijuana use in past year
 No 104 (67.1) 72 (34.0) REF REF
 Yes 51 (32.9) 140 (66.0) 0.25 (.16–.39) 0.31 (.18–.54)
Seen healthcare provider since last visit
 No 23 (15.8) 44 (21.5) REF REF
 Yes 123 (84.3) 161 (78.5) 1.46 (.84–2.55) 1.10 (.52–2.33)
Seen psychiatrist or counselor since last visit
 No 89 (61.0) 151 (73.7) REF REF
 Yes 57 (39.0) 54 (26.3) 1.79 (1.14–2.82) 2.46 (1.34–4.50)
HIV care in last 6 moe
 No 9 (10.6) 27 (20.3) REF
 Yes 76 (89.4) 106 (79.7) 2.15 (.96–4.83)
HIV RNA <200 copies/mLe
 No 18 (22.5) 38 (30.2) 0.67 (.35–1.29)
 Yes 62 (77.5) 88 (69.8) REF
CD4 >200 cells/µLe
 No 7 (8.5) 14 (10.8) 0.77 (.30–2.01)
 Yes 75 (91.5) 116 (89.2) REF
ART usee
 No 9 (9.7) 17 (12.4) 0.76 (.32–1.78)
 Yes 84 (90.3) 120 (87.6) REF

Abbreviations: ART, antiretroviral therapy; CI, confidence interval; HIV, human immunodeficiency virus; OR, odds ratio; SD, standard deviation; SU, substance use; WIHS, Women’s Interagency HIV Study.

Values in bold indicate statistical significance, defined as p < 0.05.

a

Percentages are column percentages unless otherwise noted and may not total 100 due to rounding.

b

Ten-year increments.

c

Health insurance, AIDS Drug Assistance Program, and/or Ryan White Program.

d

As defined as Center for Epidemiologic Studies–Depression score ≥16.

e

Among women with HIV only. A separate adjusted model among women with HIV only was also performed, and these results are reported in the text.