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Table 3 Demographic characteristics of study participants compared between intervention (N = 290) and non-intervention groups (N = 310)

From: Male partner antenatal attendance and HIV testing in eastern Uganda: a randomized facility-based intervention trial

Characteristics

Study groups

P value

 

Intervention

n (%)

Non-intervention

n (%)

 

Age in years a

   

   15-24

153 (52.8)

170 (54.8)

0.64

   25 or more

137 (47.2)

140 (45.2)

 

Place of residence

   

   Rural

197 (67.9)

207 (66.8)

0.83

   Urban

93 (32.1)

103 (33.2)

 

Number of pregnancies

   

   One

64 (22.1)

72 (23.2)

0.48

   Two or more

226 (77.9)

238 (76.8)

 

Education level

   

   No education/incomplete primary

120 (41.4)

116 (37.4

0.43

   Completed primary or more

170 (58.6)

194 (62.6)

 

Marital status

   

   Single/divorced/widowed

4 (1.4)

6 (1.9)

0.75

   Married/cohabiting

286 (98.6)

304 (98.1)

 

Occupation

   

   Salaried

30 (10.3)

44 (14.2)

0.19

   Not salaried

260 (89.7)

266 (85.8)

 

Ethnic group

   

   Bagisu

183 (63.1)

192 (61.9)

0.83

   Non-Bagisu

107 (36.9)

118 (38.1)

 

Religion

   

   Muslim

123 (42.4)

126 (40.6)

0.72

   Christian

167 (57.6)

184 (59.4)

 

Partner's age in years b

   

   19-29

96 (42.3)

103 (45.4)

0.51

   30 or more

131 (57.7)

124 (54.6)

 

Partner's education level

   

   No education/incomplete primary

59 (23.2)

56 (21.4)

0.45

   Completed primary or more

195 (76.8)

206 (78.6)

 

Partner's occupation

   

   Not salaried

156 (53.8)

168 (54.2)

0.99

   Salaried

134 (46.2)

142 (45.8)

 
  1. aThe median age of the pregnant women was 24 years in both the intervention [interquartile range (IQR): 20-28 years] and non-intervention (IQR: 21-29 years) groups.
  2. bThe male partners' median age was 30 years in the intervention group (IQR: 26-38 years) and non-intervention group (IQR: 26-35 years), respectively.