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Table 2 In-depth interview participant characteristics (n = 57)

From: The development and cognitive testing of the positive outcomes HIV PROM: a brief novel patient-reported outcome measure for adults living with HIV

HIV Patients (n = 28)

Gender

Male (n = 14), Female (n = 14)

Sexual orientation

Gay (n = 10)

Heterosexual (n = 17)

Bisexual (n = 1)

Ethnicity

White British (n = 12)

White Irish (n = 8)

Black African, Black Caribbean, or Black British (n = 8)

Relationship status

Single (n = 14)

In a relationship (n = 14)

Age (years)

Range 23–81, median 45.5

Years since diagnosis

< 5 years (n = 7)

6–15 years (n = 5)

16–20 years (n = 9)

> 20 years (n = 7)

Comorbidities

None (n = 3)

1–2 (n = 12)

3 or more (n = 13) a

Interview duration (minutes)

Range 13–111, median 53.5

HIV Professionals (n = 21)

Gender

Male (n = 8)

Female (n = 13)

Profession

Doctors (n = 7)

Registered nurses (n = 7)

Allied Health and Social Care Professionals (n = 7) b

Interview duration

Range 13–84, median 55 min

HIV Commissioners (n = 8)

Gender

Male (n = 3)

Female (n = 5)

Role / Employer

NHS (n = 4)

Local Authority (n = 4)

Region

London (n = 4)

Out of London (n = 4)

Regional Prevalence

Very High (n = 2)

High-Very High [3]

Low-Very High [3]

Interview duration

Range 38–69, median 57 min

  1. aComorbidities: Hypertension, diabetes, history of stroke, heart failure, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, atrial fibrillation, aortic aneurism, history of liver transplant, Hepatitis B, Hepatitis C, renal failure, osteopenia, osteoarthritis, osteoporosis, polyarthropathy, rheumatic arthritis, gout, anaemia, hyperparathyroidism, hyperlipidaemia, gastro-oesophageal reflux disease, coeliac disease, history of bowel cancer, anxiety, depression, personality disorder, bipolar disorder, and drug dependence (on methadone)
  2. bHealth and social care professionals: welfare officer, psychologist, dietitian, physiotherapist, phlebotomist, and two pharmacists