Table 3B

Effect of the NAMWEZA intervention on primary and secondary outcomes for Network Members—women

Baseline (n=327)After the intervention (n=202)P value*Relative change (%)†
Mean (SD)Mean (SD)
HIV knowledge‡0.79 (0.14)0.81 (0.14)0.062.53
Self-esteem3.09 (0.48)3.14 (0.43)0.171.62
Self-efficacy3.36 (0.63)§3.45 (0.56)0.072.68
Self-efficacy for safer sex3.52 (0.48)¶3.49 (0.54)**0.60−0.85
% (events/subjects, n)% (events/subjects, n)P value††
Physical abuse perpetration4.76 (15/321)3.96 (8/202)0.70−16.81
Physical abuse victimisation18.07 (58/321)9.41 (19/202)0.0065−47.92
Sexual abuse perpetration2.80 (9/321)0.99 (2/202)0.16−64.64
Sexual abuse victimisation13.08 (42/321)10.89 (22/202)0.46−16.74
Multiple sex partners 11.01 (36/327)7.43 (15/202)0.17−32.52
Unprotected sex65.71 (138/210)56.82 (75/132)0.10−13.53
HIV-related endpoints% (events/subjects, n)% (events/subjects, n)
Tested for HIV81.65 (267/327)85.15 (172/202)0.304.29
If tested, HIV positive19.77 (52/263)19.30 (33/171)0.90−2.38
If HIV positive, visited an HIV treatment clinic72.13 (44/61)93.94 (31/33)0.01230.24
  • *P value was obtained from Student’s t-test.

  • †Relative change was defined asEmbedded Image

  • ‡Variable definitions are provided in the footnotes of table 2a and in the data analysis section of the text.

  • §The number of subjects used for this calculation was 326 due to missing data.

  • ¶The number of subjects used for this calculation was 210 due to missing data.

  • **The number of subjects used for this calculation was 127 due to missing data.

  • ††P value was obtained from χ2 test.