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Table 2 Behavioral outcomes and exposure to drop-in center and outreach activities

From: Do community-based strategies reduce HIV risk among people who inject drugs in China? A quasi-experimental study in Yunnan and Guangxi provinces

 

Kunming (n = 336)

Gejiu (n = 204)

Nanning (n = 355)

Luzhai (n = 140)

Pooled sample (n = 1,035)

Matched Sample (n = 975)

 

%

%

%

%

%

%

Behavioral outcomes

      

 Injected heroin in the past 3 months

72.6

81.4

83.9

81.4

75.8

80.2

 Ever shared needles/syringes with others in the past 3 months (among those who used heroin in the past 3 months)

5.0

0.6

8.6

10.0

5.2

6.2

(n = 244)

(n = 166)

(n = 298)

(n = 114)

(n = 822)

(n = 762)

 Always kept a new needle on hand during the past 3 months (among those who used heroin in the past 3 months)

26.2

38.8

24.8

29.4

28.0

32.3

 Received an HIV test in the past 12 months

67.6

75.9

52.1

66.5

66.5

71.6

 Had sexual intercourse in the past 3 months

61.6

46.1

52.4

55.0

57.8

54.6

 Mean number of sex acts in the past 3 months

13

10

17

19

14

13

(n = 207)

(n = 94)

(n = 186)

(n = 77)

(n = 564)

(n = 500)

 Used condoms consistently with all partners in the past 3 months (among those who had sexual intercourse in the past 3 months)

38.5

67.0

30.2

45.6

41.4

49.3

(n = 207)

(n = 94)

(n = 186)

(n = 77)

(n = 564)

(n = 500)

Program exposure

      

 Participated in either DiC activities or outreach in the past 12 months

58.3

78.4

25.6

51.4

55.9

51.0

 Participated in DiC activities and outreach in the past 12 months

25.9

25.0

9.9

10.0

22.8

18.4

 Participated in DiC activities only in the past 12 months

22.0

50.5

7.0

38.6

24.2

24.9

 Participated in outreach only in the past 12 months

10.4

2.9

8.7

2.9

8.9

7.7