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Table 1 Characteristics of women living with HIV (N = 39)

From: HPV knowledge, screening barriers and facilitators, and sources of health information among women living with HIV: perspectives from the DC community during the COVID-19 pandemic

Characteristics of FGD participants

Number (percent)

Age, years

 

21–30

0 (0%)

31–40

3 (7.7%)

41–50

7 (17.9%)

51–60

20 (51.3%)

61–70

9 (23.1%)

Median (range)

55 (35–66)

Highest education (n = 35)

 

Elementary

1 (2.8%)

Some high school

5 (13.9%)

High school graduate

11 (30.6%)

Some college or technical school

18 (50.0%)

Employment*

 

Disabled (n = 36)

18 (50.0%)

Not currently working for pay (n = 36)

11 (30.6%)

Part-time (n = 36)

5 (13.9%)

Full-time (n = 36)

3 (8.3%)

Residing in DC**

34 (87.2%)

Ward 1

4 (12.5%)

Ward 2

2 (6.3%)

Ward 4

1 (3.1%)

Ward 5

3 (9.4%)

Ward 6

4 (12.5%)

Ward 7

5 (15.6%)

Ward 8

13 (40.6%)

Health insurance (n = 36)

34 (94.4%)

Had a usual source of care (n = 36)

33 (91.7%)

Had an history of cervical cancer or hysterectomy

10 (25.6%)

Ever had a Pap test (n = 36)

34 (94.4%)

Had a Pap test in the past 12 months (n = 36)

28 (77.7%)

  1. *Participants could select more than one option
  2. **For municipal purposes, including local elections and city planning, Washington, D.C. is divided into eight wards—each represented by its own councilmember