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Table 3 Baseline sociodemographic and clinical characteristics of the group IPT participants reassessed at the end of the intervention, Felege-Hiwot Referral Hospital, Northwest Ethiopia (N = 31)

From: Acceptability and feasibility of peer-administered group interpersonal therapy for depression for people living with HIV/AIDS—a pilot study in Northwest Ethiopia

Sociodemographic and clinical characteristics

N (%)

Age in years

18–29

6 (19.4)

30–39

13 (41.9)

40–49

9 (29.0)

50 + 

3 (9.7)

Gender

Male

8 (25.8)

Female

23 (74.2)

Marital status

Single

7 (22.6)

Married/in relationship

11 (35.5)

Divorced/widowed

13 (41.9)

Educational status

Illiterate

17 (54.8)

Completed primary education

9 (29.0)

Completed secondary education

4 (12.9)

Completed tertiary education

1 (3.2)

Employment

Public servant

2 (6.5)

Self-employed

17 (54.8)

unemployed

12 (38.7)

Current CD4 count

 < 200

5 (17.9)

200–349

4 (14.3)

350–499

5 (17.9)

 > 500

14 (50.0)

ART treatment regimen

First-line treatment

17 (56.7)

Second-line treatment

13 (43.3)

Duration of ART treatment in years

1–5

8 (26.7)

6–10

11 (36.7)

11 and above

11 (36.7)

  1. Current CD4 count refers to the recent CD4 count within the last 6 months; IPT interpersonal therapy