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Table 5 Use of safer conception methods

From: Knowledge and correlates of use of safer conception methods among HIV-infected women attending HIV care in Uganda

Percent distribution of women, in HIV care, aged 15–49 who report that they have ever used any safer conception method (TUI, MSI and PrEP) to reduce HIV transmission by selected background characteristics

Background characteristic

Percent, %

Number of women

Age

 15–19

14.0

43

 20–24

12.4

355

 25–29

11.5

529

 30–39

23.6

744

 40–49

19.5

125

Region

 Kampala

8.2

355

 Central

13.8

290

 Eastern

4.6

395

 Western

13.7

424

 Northern

19.3

332

Religion

 Catholic

11.2

723

 Anglican / Protestant

14.1

560

 Moslem

9.0

256

 Pentecostal / Born Again / Evangelical

11.2

215

 Others

19.5

42

Marital status

 Never married

5.0

20

 In relationship but not married

10.6

396

 Married

12.2

1246

 Divorced/separated

12.1

99

 Widowed

5.7

35

Education

 No education

11.6

224

 Primary

12.3

1028

 Secondary

10.2

491

 More than secondary

14.0

50

 Missing

0.0

3

General awareness of Safer Conception

 No

7.0

371

 Yes

12.9

1425

Knowledge of any one Safer Conception method

 No

11.8

601

 Yes

11.5

1195

Knowledge Categories of Safer Conception

 Knew only one method (low knowledge)

11.8

1394

 Knew two methods (moderate knowledge)

13.2

243

 Knew 3–4 methods (high knowledge)

8.6

159

Total 15–49

11.6

1796