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Table 2 HIV knowledge and testing

From: Social context, diversity and risk among women who inject drugs in Vietnam: descriptive findings from a cross-sectional survey

 

Hanoi % (95 % CI)

HCMC % (95 % CI)

Ever heard of STIs

n = 201

n = 200

93.6 (89.2–97.4)

71 (64.1–78.8)

Ways to prevent HIV (open question)

n = 195

n = 183

 Avoid penetrative sexual intercourse

3.0 (0.7–5.0)

8.0 (3.5–13.4)

 Always use a condom during vaginal sex

91.3 (86.6–97.0)

86.3 (79.3–92.6)

 Always use a condom during anal sex

31.4 (22.2–40.2)

70.4 (63.4–78.2)

 Avoid sharing injecting equipment

92.4 (88.1–96.2)

80.0 (72.7–87.3)

 Avoid getting mosquito bites

0.6 (0.1–5.4)

8.8 (0.8–9.3)

 Do not use shared clothes or eating utensils

2.3 (0.4–5.4)

2.3 (0.9–3.4)

 Eat nutritious food

0.0 (-- --)

2.5 (0.0–2.8)

 Have sex only with one uninfected partner

3.5 (1.1–5.7)

24.4 (18.5–30.8)

 Avoid sharing needles to burn tattoos

11.2 (7.0–16.6)

13.6 (8.5–22.1)

Agrees HIV infection can be known by appearance alone

n = 200

n = 189

20.9 (13.0–27.9)

39.9 (32.2–51.4)

Agrees treatment exists for HIV

n = 185

n = 200

60.6 (51.5–71.3)

64.5 (56.2–71.4)

Agrees HIV+ woman can transmit virus to child via breastfeeding

n = 186

n = 200

79.2 (44.0–15.4)

74.9 (67.4–81.6)

Have heard of hepatitis B

58.0 (51.3–67.5)

45.0 (36.3–53.0)

Have heard of hepatitis C

17.8 (12.4–25.0)

30.4 (24.0–37.7)

Ever had an HIV test

n = 201

n = 200

81.3 (74.1–88.0)

64.8 (56.3–73.9)

When last took HIV testa

  

 Less than 1 year

64.6 (51.7–74.6)

59.9 (47.6–69.2)

 More than 1 year

35.4 (25.7–47.8)

40.1 (31.0–52.9)

  1. -- -- Unable to generate confidence interval in RDSAT
  2. aAmong those who have had an HIV test