Table 3.

Adherence to the program components by sociodemographic characteristics among 75 women randomized to intervention São Paulo, Brazil

	Adherence to telephone/text				Adherence to in-person navigation
	Yes		No		Yes		No
Moderately or fully adherent (n, %)	53	70.7	22	29.3	35	46.7	40	53.3
Participant characteristics
Age (median, IQR)	31	25–40*	27	23–29	31	26-40θ	27.5	24–34
Education
Finished primary or less	16	64.0	9	36.0	11	44.0	14	56.0
Secondary incomplete	13	65.0	7	35.0	8	40.0	12	60.0
Completed secondary	24	80.0	6	20.0	16	53.3	14	46.7
Living in poverty (earned ≤ R$800/month)	21	77.8	6	22.2	16	59.3	11	40.7
Employment status
Employed (with or w/out work card)	7	70.0	3	30.0	4	40.0	6	60.0
Self-employed	28	77.8	8	22.2	16	44.4	20	55.6
Student/retired/not consistently working	18	62.1	11	37.9	15	51.7	14	48.3
Self-identified skin color
White	19	76.0	6	24.0	13	52.0	12	48.0
Black	3	42.9¥	4	57.1	1	14.3	6	85.7Ω
Mixed race (parda)	27	73.0	10	27.0	19	51.3	18	48.7
Asian/Indigenous/other	4	66.7	2	33.3	2	33.3	4	66.7
Living situation
Stable housing	42	80.8£	10	19.2	26	50.0	26	50.0
Unstable housing	11	47.8	12	52.2	9	39.1	14	60.9

Row percentages presented to facilitate assessment of differences in participant characteristics by adherence to program

Significant or marginally significant differences:

^*chi-sq = 4.54, p = 0.03

^θchi-sq = 4.13, p = 0.04

^¥Black vs white and mixed race chi-sq = 3.00, p = .08

^ΩBlack vs white and mixed race, chi-sq = 3.51, p = .06

^£chi-sq = 8.35; p < .01