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Table 3 Respondent PrEP attitude breakdown

From: Readiness to implement contingency management to promote PrEP initiation and adherence among people who inject drugs: results from a multi-site implementation survey

 

N (%) (n = 123)

Mean (SD)

PrEP Opinions

1-Not at all

2-Slightly

3-Somewhat

4-Moderately

5-Extremely

-

How effective do you think PrEP is in preventing individuals who take it every day as prescribed from getting HIV?

0 (0.0%)

2 (1.6%)

12 (9.8%)

26 (21.1%)

83 (67.5%)

4.54 (0.74)

How relevant do you think HIV prevention is amongst your clients?

1 (0.8%)

7 (5.7%)

17 (13.8%)

28 (22.8%)

70 (56.9%)

4.29 (0.96)

How important do you think it is for your clients to take PrEP to reduce their risk?

1 (0.8%)

5 (4.1%)

19 (15.5%)

30 (24.4%)

68 (55.3%)

4.29 (0.93)

Based on your understanding of PrEP side effects, how safe is PrEP?

0 (0.0%)

2 (1.6%)

16 (13.0%)

57 (46.3%)

48 (39.0%)

4.23 (0.73)

PrEP Practicality

1-Strongly disagree

2-Somewhat disagree

3-Neither agree nor disagree

4-Somewhat agree

5-Strongly agree

-

HIV prevention is important and relevant to the health of my clients.

9 (7.3%)

0 (0.0%)

6 (4.9%)

12 (9.8%)

96 (78.0%)

4.51 (1.11)

My patients have access to PrEP prescribing clinicians within my organization.

10 (8.1%)

1 (0.8%)

22 (17.9%)

16 (13.0%)

74 (60.2%)

4.16 (1.24)

My patients have access to PrEP prescribing clinicians outside my organization.

2 (1.6%)

4 (3.3%)

57 (46.3%)

22 (17.9%)

38 (30.9%)

3.73 (0.99)

I am concerned about PrEP side effects.

19 (15.5%)

21 (17.1%)

58 (47.2%)

21 (17.1%)

4 (3.3%)

2.76 (1.02)

Due to competing priorities, it is not practical to address HIV prevention with PrEP in routine encounters with my clients.

31 (25.2%)

19 (15.5%)

38 (30.9%)

26 (21.1%)

9 (7.3%)

2.70 (1.26)

Addressing HIV Prevention with PrEP is the role of other staff, not my role.

45 (36.6%)

12 (9.8%)

28 (22.8%)

21 (17.1%)

17 (13.8%)

2.62 (1.47)

PrEP Confidence

1-Not at all confident

2-A little confident

3-Somewhat confident

4-Confident

5-Very confident

-

I know where to refer my clients for PrEP.

7 (5.7%)

14 (11.4%)

13 (10.6%)

24 (19.5%)

65 (52.9%)

4.02 (1.27)

I am able to discuss PrEP with my clients.

21 (17.1%)

19 (15.5%)

23 (18.7%)

34 (27.6%)

26 (21.1%)

3.20 (1.39)

I have enough resources to give me clients regarding PrEP.

26 (21.1%)

17 (13.8%)

26 (21.1%)

34 (27.6%)

20 (16.3%)

3.04 (1.39)

My clients can adhere to PrEP.

11 (8.9%)

33 (26.8%)

56 (45.5%)

19 (15.5%)

4 (3.3%)

2.77 (0.93)

I know enough about current best practices for PrEP.

26 (21.1%)

29 (23.6%)

34 (27.6%)

16 (13.0%)

18 (14.6%)

2.76 (1.32)

I have the necessary skills and knowledge to assist my clients to take PrEP.

31 (25.2%)

25 (20.3%)

30 (24.4%)

18 (14.6%)

19 (15.5%)

2.75 (1.88)

My clients are motivated to take PrEP.

21 (17.1%)

37 (30.1%)

48 (39.0%)

14 (11.4%)

3 (2.4%)

2.52 (0.98)

My clients will have transportation to make their PrEP appointments.

25 (20.3%)

44 (35.8%)

32 (26.0%)

12 (9.8%)

10 (8.1%)

2.50 (1.16)

There is sufficient financial compensation for me in my role to address HIV prevention with PrEP with my clients.

46 (37.4%)

18 (14.6%)

35 (28.5%)

16 (13.0%)

8 (6.5%)

2.37 (1.28)

My clients can cover the costs associated with PrEP and PrEP care.

45 (36.6%)

31 (25.2%)

25 (20.3%)

14 (11.4%)

8 (6.5%)

2.26 (1.25)