Table 3 Use and non-adherence to ART among participants enrolled in the PMTCT study in Kyangwali Refugee camp, Western Uganda, May 2022 (N = 380)
Variable | Measure |
|---|---|
Outcome variable | |
Currently taking ART (Yes), n (%; 95%CI) | 375 (98.7 ) [97.5–99.8] |
Adhered to ART in the last one month (Yes), n (%; 95%CI) | 276 (72.6) [68.1–77.1] |
Didn’t adhere to ART in the last one month | 104 (27.4) [22.9–31.9] |
Intended to deliver at health facility | 377 (99.2) |
Plan to continue on ART/ PMTCT services in the future (Yes), n (%) | 375 (98.7) |
Other variables on PMTCT and HIV transmission | |
Heard of PMTCT services (Yes), n (%) | 355 (93.4) |
Believed that HIV can be transmitted from mother to baby during pregnancy (Yes), n (%) | 320 (84.2) |
Believed that HIV can be transmitted from mother to baby during delivery (Yes), n (%) | 351 (92.4) |
Believed that HIV can be transmitted from mother to baby during breastfeeding (Yes), n (%) | 353 (93.0) |
Believed that an HIV pregnant mother can still look health: (Yes), n (%) | 319 (84.0) |
Believed that every pregnant mother should be screened for HIV (Yes), n (%) | 371 (97.6) |
Believed that every HIV positive pregnant woman should be on ART (Yes), n (%) | 371 (97.6) |