Table 1 Attitudes towards pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) prescription among 311 HIV specialists
From: Attitude towards antiretroviral pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) prescription among HIV specialists
Based on the available evidence, do you think PrEP should be offered, and if yes, in which of the following situations? | |||
|---|---|---|---|
N (%) | |||
No | 95 (30.5) | ||
Yes | 216 (69.5) | ||
Participants who think that PrEP should be offered (N = 216) | |||
Offer PrEP to some groups of people at higher risk: a | |||
Injection drug users | 45 (20.8) | ||
Not using condoms | Always | Total | |
N (%) | N (%) | N (%) | |
Men who have sex with men (MSM) | 118 (54.6) | 34 (15.7) | 152 (70.3) |
Persons with sexually transmitted infections | 90 (41.7) | 35 (16.2) | 125 (57.9) |
Persons with multiple partners | 91 (42.1) | 40 (18.5) | 131 (60.6) |
Sex workers/Transactional sex | 84 (38.8) | 47 (21.8) | 131 (60.6) |
Respondents | 174 (80.6) | ||
Offer PrEP to HIV-uninfected partner in serodiscordant couples: a | |||
Viremic partner | Always | Total | |
N (%) | N (%) | N (%) | |
Men in heterosexual couples… | 86 (39.8) | 62 (28.7) | 148 (68.5) |
Women in heterosexual couples… | 98 (45.4) | 73 (33.8) | 171 (79.2) |
Men in MSM couples… | 97 (44.9) | 73 (33.8) | 170 (78.7) |
Women for conception… | 71 (32.8) | 82 (38.0) | 153 (70.8) |
Men for conception… | 72 (33.3) | 60 (27.8) | 132 (61.1) |
Respondents | 200 (92.6) | ||