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Table 2 Social demographics characteristics of the study participants

From: Health related quality of life among pregnant women living with HIV in Kenya, results from comparing a patient generated index and the Euroqol 5 dimension 3 level

M

N

Frequency (%)

HIV disclosure status

100

 

No

 

19 (19)

Yes

 

62 (62)

N/A (newly diagnosed with HIV)

 

19 (19%)

Education

100

 

Primary

 

45 (45%)

Secondary

 

39 (39%)

Tertiary/vocational

 

12 (12%)

University

 

4 (4%)

Languages

100

 

Both Kiswahili and English

 

60 (60%)

English

 

6 (6%)

Kiswahili

 

31 (31%)

Missing

 

3 (3%)

Marital status

100

 

Divorced/separated

 

6 (6%)

Married with partner

 

80 (80%)

Single

 

11 (11%)

Widow

 

3 (3%)

Occupation

100

 

Homemaker

 

36 (36%)

Casual laborer

 

8 (8%)

Employed

 

12 (12%)

Self-employed

 

18 (18%)

Student

 

3 (3%)

Unemployed

 

23 (23%)

Total salary Ksh (USD)/month

100

 

1000–5000 ($10–50)

 

9 (9%)

5000–10,000 ($50–100)

 

9 (9%)

10,000–20,000 ($100–200)

 

8 (8%)

> 20,000 (> $200)

 

5 (5%)

Not certain/not willing to disclose/missing

 

69 (69%)

Age (years)

Mean, 29.63, Range (18–41)