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Table 1 Sociodemographic and clinical characteristics of HIV-positive women aged 18–49 years at Lira Regional Referral Hospital

From: Factors associated with utilization of cervical cancer screening services among HIV-positive women aged 18 to 49 years at Lira regional referral hospital, Northern Uganda

Variable

Frequency (n)

Percentage (%)

Age

  

18–30

140

47.1

31–49

157

52.9

Parity

  

Nulliparous

44

14.8

Para 1–3

153

51.5

Para 4 and above

100

33.7

Marital status

  

Single

20

6.7

Married

141

47.5

Cohabiting

106

35.7

Divorced

30

10.1

Level of education

  

No formal education

18

6.1

Primary level

104

35.0

Secondary level

142

47.8

Tertiary level

33

11.1

Occupation

  

No formal employment

101

34.0

Civil/Private servant

46

15.5

Self-employed

150

50.5

Time of HIV diagnosis

  

Less than 5 years ago

121

40.7

5years ago and above

176

59.3

Diagnosed with STI in the past 12 months

  

No

172

57.9

Yes

125

42.1

Number of sexual partners

  

No partner

9

3.0

Only one partner

242

81.5

More than one partner

46

15.5

Source of information

  

Hospital

256

86.2

Friends

145

48.8

Family members

40

13.5

Church/mosque

12

4.0

Media

63

21.2

  1. Sociodemographic and clinical characteristics of the participants
  2. STI-sexually transmitted infection