Comorbidities and menopause assessment in women living with HIV: a survey of healthcare providers across the WHO European region

Figures & data

Table 1. Characteristics of participants.

	Number	Percent
Gender
Female (including trans)	92	76%
Male (including trans)	29	24%
Profession
Doctor	117	97%
Nurse	4	3%
Years of practice
0–5 years	7	6%
6–10 years	17	14%
11–20 years	35	29%
20 years or over	62	51%
Main specialty
Infectious diseases	86	71%
Genitourinary medicine	17	14%
Internal Medicine	11	9%
Others	7	6%
WHO European Region
Central and Eastern Europe (Belarus, Croatia, Poland, Romania, Russia, Serbia, Ukraine)	31	26%
Northern Europe (Denmark, Finland, Lithuania, Norway, Sweden)	7	6%
Southern Europe (Greece, Italy, Portugal, Spain, Turkey)	43	36%
Western Europe (Austria, Belgium, France, Germany, Ireland, Switzerland, United Kingdom)	39	32%
Israel	1	1%

Figure 1. Proportions of respondents reporting routine screenings of general health (A) psychosocial and sexual wellbeing (B), menopausal status and menopausal symptoms in women aged 45–54 (C).

Figure 2. Proportions of respondents reporting different arrangements for managing comorbidities and menopausal symptoms in women living with HIV.