Detectable viral load associated with unmet mental health and substance use needs among trans women living with HIV in San Francisco, California

Table 4 Bivariate analyses on factors associated with mental health and substance use treatment cascade variables, N = 42

	Positive screening for mental health (MH) disorder N = 32 (76.2%)	P-value	Referred for MH services, past 12 mo N = 18 (56.3%)	P-value	Received MH care, past 3 mo N = 8 (44.4%)	P-value	Positive screening for substance use (SU) disorder N = 26 (61.9%)	P-value	Referred for SU services, past 12 mo N = 9 (34.6%)	P-value	Received SU care, past 3 mo N = 3 (33.3%)	P-value
Age group^a		0.774		0.628		0.771		0.895		0.944		0.476
30–39	7 (87.5)		5 (71.4)		2 (40.0)		6 (75.0)		2 (33.3)		1 (50.0)
40–49	9 (81.8)		5 (55.6)		3 (60.0)		7 (63.6)		3 (42.9)		2 (66.7)
50–59	10 (71.4)		6 (60.0)		3 (50.0)		8 (57.1)		2 (25.0)		0
60+	6 (66.7)		2 (33.3)		0		5 (55.6)		2 (40.0)		0
Race/ethnicity		0.060		0.236		0.037		0.114		0.025		1.000
African American/Black	7 (53.9)		4 (57.1)		1 (25.0)		6 (46.2)		1 (16.7)		0
Latina	12 (100)		6 (50.0)		2 (33.3)		7 (58.3)		3 (42.9)		1 (33.3)
White	4 (66.7)		2 (50.0)		0		5 (83.3)		0		0
Asian/Pacific Islanders	5 (83.3)		5 (100)		5 (100)		6 (100)		5 (83.3)		2 (40.0)
Other	4 (80.0)		1 (25.0)		0		2 (40.0)		0		0
Food insecurity		0.062		0.267		1.000		0.353		0.098		0.333
No	10 (58.8)		4 (40.0)		2 (50.0)		9 (52.9)		1 (11.1)		1 (100)
Yes	22 (88.0)		14 (63.6)		6 (42.9)		17 (68.0)		8 (47.1)		2 (25.0)
Sex work		0.165		0.703		0.275		0.016		1.000		1.000
No	24 (70.6)		14 (58.3)		5 (35.7)		18 (52.9)		6 (33.3)		2 (33.3)
Yes	8 (100)		4 (50.0)		3 (75.0)		8 (100)		3 (37.5)		1 (33.3)
Methamphetamine use		0.863		0.755		0.054		< 0.001		1.000		0.500
No	17 (77.3)		10 (58.8)		2 (20.0)		7 (31.8)		2 (28.6)		0
Yes	15 (75.0)		8 (53.3)		6 (75.0)		19 (95.0)		7 (36.8)		3 (42.9)

MH mental health, SU substance use
^aRow percentages are displayed when results are stratified by age, race/ethnicity, food insecurity, sex work, and methamphetamine use

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