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Table 1 Baseline characteristics

From: “It has changed my life”: unconditional cash transfers and personalized infant feeding support- a feasibility intervention trial among women living with HIV in western Kenya

 

Intervention Group (n = 20)

Control Group (n = 20)

Mean age (years)

27.95

28.50

Level of education

  

 None

1 (5%)

0

 Some primary

7 (35%)

7 (35%)

 Primary graduate

2 (10%)

4 (20%)

 Some secondary

2 (10%)

5 (25%)

 Secondary graduate

5 (25%)

3 (15%)

 Some college

3 (15%)

1 (5%)

Type of Housing

  

 Informal housing

11 (55%)

11 (55%)

 Town apartment

3 (15%)

4 (20%)

 Rural home

2 (!0%)

3 (15%)

 Town house

0

2 (10%)

 Other (rural rented house)

4 (20%)

0

Relationship with the father of the baby

  

 Married

12 (60%)

15 (75%)

 Living together as married

4 (20%)

2 (10%)

 Boyfriend who lives separately

2 (10%)

2 (10%)

 Divorced

 

1 (5%)

 No relationship, single

2 (10%)

 

Currently living with father of baby?

  

 Yes

15 (75%)

16 (80%)

 No

5 (25%)

4 (20%)

Baby’s father has other wives or lives with other women as if married?

  

 Yes

5 (25%)

7 (35%)

 No

15 (75%)

10 (50%)

 Unsure

0

3 (15%)

Primary Occupation

  

 Trading

5 (25%)

14 (70%)

 Day labor

2 (10%)

4 (20%)

 None

13 (65%)

2 (10%)

Average household income (KES)

  
 

10,800

13,935

Average needed per month to meet basic needs (KES)

 

15,035 (group mean)

17,350 KES (group mean)

Average travel time from home to the clinic

  
 

39 minutes

39.75 minutes

Was this a planned or unplanned pregnancy?

  

 Planned

4 (20%)

12 (60%)

 Unplanned

16 (80%)

8 (40%)

First pregnancy?

  

 Yes

4 (20%)

3 (15%)

 No

16 (80%_

17 (85%)

Number of years in HIV Care

  

  ≤ 2 years

5 (25%)

7 (35%)

  > 2 years

15 (75%)

13 (65%)