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Table 1 Social –demographic factors for the MDR-TB patients in Mulago NRH and Mbarara RRH

From: Prevalence and factors associated with reported adverse-events among patients on multi-drug-resistant tuberculosis treatment in two referral hospitals in Uganda

Characteristics

Frequency (Percentage)

 

(n = 856)

Age

 

0–14

39 (4.6%)

15–24

133 (15.5%)

25–34

291 (34%)

35–44

230 (26.9%)

45–54

114 (13.3%)

55+

49 (5.7%)

Weight

 

1-29.9 kg

77 (9%)

30-35.9 kg

27 (3.1%)

36-45.9 kg

189 (22.0%)

46-55.9 kg

320 (37.4%)

56-69.9 kg

201 (23.5%)

70 kg+

42 (4.9%)

Sex

 

Male

543 (63.4%)

Female

313 (36.6%)

Marital Status

 

Single

354 (41.4%)

Married

350 (40.9%)

Separated

152 (17.8%)

Occupation

 

Working

633 (73.9%)

Not working

223 (26.1%)

Form of employment

 

Formal

45 (7.1%)

Informal

589 (92.9%)

Health facilities

 

Mulago NRH

684 (79.9%)

Mbarara RRH

172 (20.1%)

Year of treatment

 

2015

114 (13%)

2016

166 (19%)

2017

136 (16%)

2018

166 (19%)

2019

182 (21%)

2020

92 (11%)

Co-Infected with HIV

 

No

367 (42.9%)

Yes

489 (57.1%)

Regimen

 

Short Term Regimen

117 (20.7%)

Long Term Regimen

457 (53.4%)

Individualised regimen

162 (18.9%)

modified Short Term Regimen/ Standard regimen

60 (7.0%)

TB Registration Group

 

New

454 (53.0%)

Retreatment

402 (47.0%)

Place of Directly Observed Treatment

 

Initiation Facility based

112 (13.1%)

Follow Up Facility

744 (86.9%)

Received Food Supplies

 

No

166 (19.4%)

Yes

690 (80.6%)

Received Transport

 

No

89 (10.4%)

Yes

767 (89.6%)

Taking alcohol

 

No

569 (66.5%)

Yes

287 (33.5%)

Adherence to treatment

 

Missed dozes

291 (34%)

All dozes taken

565 (66%)

Clinical Visits made

 

Missed

351 (41%)

All Attend

505 (59%)