Characteristic | No. (%) of participants n = 1189* |
---|---|
Age at interview date, yr | |
21–34 | 271 (22.8) |
35–49 | 612 (51.5) |
50–70 | 306 (25.7) |
Province of residence | |
British Columbia | 291 (24.5) |
Ontario | 604 (50.8) |
Quebec | 294 (24.7) |
Place of birth | |
Canada | 748 (62.9) |
Africa | 307 (25.8) |
Caribbean | 62 (5.2) |
Other | 72 (6.1) |
Ethnicity | |
Indigenous | 256 (21.5) |
African, Caribbean or black | 371 (31.2) |
White | 478 (40.2) |
Other | 84 (7.1) |
Size of city of residence | |
Small (< 30 000 population) | 71 (6.0) |
Medium (30 000–99 999 population) | 139 (11.7) |
Large (≥ 100 000 population) | 979 (82.3) |
Education level | |
Less than high school or don’t know/prefer not to answer | 181 (15.2) |
High school or higher | 1008 (84.8) |
Household gross yearly income, Can$ | |
< 20 000 | 738 (62.1) |
≥ 20 000 | 418 (35.2) |
Smoking status | |
Current/occasional smoker | 503 (42.3) |
Former smoker | 140 (11.8) |
Never smoked | 540 (45.4) |
Injection drug use | |
Current user | 99 (8.3) |
Former user | 262 (22.0) |
Never used | 808 (68.0) |
Time since HIV diagnosis, yr | |
< 6 | 298 (25.1) |
6–14 | 466 (39.2) |
> 14 | 386 (32.5) |
Received HIV medical care in the last year | 1129 (95.0) |
Currently taking combination antiretroviral therapy | 981 (82.5) |
Most recent HIV viral load was undetectable | 915 (77.0) |
Answer to the question: “Did a doctor or a nurse ever discuss the need for regular Pap tests?” | |
Yes | 880 (74.0) |
No or don’t know | 309 (26.0) |
Time since last Pap smear, yr | |
< 1 | 815 (68.5) |
1 to < 3 | 211 (17.7) |
3 to < 5 | 57 (4.8) |
≥ 5 | 55 (4.6) |
Never had a Pap smear | 51 (4.2) |
↵* Totals do not always add up to 1189 because of missing values.