Perspectives of people living with HIV and health workers about a point-of-care adherence assay: a qualitative study on acceptability

Figures & data

Table 1. Demographics of participants (PLHIV).

						Self-reported adherence in the past 30 days
Participant ID	Sex	Age	Year of HIV diagnosis	Year of initiating ART	UTRA results (TFV)	Frequency of taking medication	Frequency of missing a dose
P008	F	48	2006	2006	Present	Almost always	2
P009	F	47	2002	2016	Present	Always	0
P011	F	33	2013	2014	Present	Sometimes	1
P003	F	39	2002	2009	Present	Almost always	0
P012	M	35	2010	2010	Present	Sometimes	2
P014	F	28	2014	2015	Present	Always	1
P015	F	38	2009	2009	Present	Always	2
P016	M	22	2017	2017	Present	Always	0
P017	F	35	2014	2014	Present	Almost always	1
P018	M	28	2014	2014	Present	Always	3
P019	F	53	2011	2012	Present	Almost always	1
P020	M	31	2014	2015	Present	Almost always	3
P021	F	32	2011	2011	Present	Sometimes	3
P028	M	35	2018	2018	Present	Sometimes	0
P031	F	28	2016	2016	Present	Always	1
P032	F	37	2010	2010	Present	Almost always	0
P030	M	36	2012	2013	Present	Sometimes	0
P037	F	39	2010	2010	Present	Always	0
P036	F	41	2001	2012	Present	Almost always	0
P039	M	52	2009	2011	Present	Usually	0
P042	M	51	2013	2013	Present	Almost always	0
P048	F	50	2012	2016	Present	Sometimes	6
P043	F	49	2007	2015	Present	Almost always	0
P045	M	39	2017	2017	Present	Almost always	0
P046	M	43	2016	2016	Present	Almost always	1

Data availability statement

The datasets generated and analysed during the current study are not publicly available due to the need to protect participants’ confidentiality but are available from the corresponding author upon reasonable request.