Table 1 Characteristics of study focus group and interview participants
From: Quality of care for Black and Latina women living with HIV in the U.S.: a qualitative study
| Â | 92 (%) |
Race | |
 Black | 83 (90%) |
 Non-black* | 9 (10%) |
Ethnicity | |
 Hispanic or Latina | 10 (11%) |
 Not Hispanic or Latina | 82 (89%) |
Age Group | |
  < 50 years of age | 40 (43%) |
 50+ years of age | 52 (57%) |
Time since HIV Diagnosis†| |
  < 10 years | 26 (28%) |
 10+ years | 60 (65%) |
 Unknown/Not Reported | 6 (7%) |
Educational Level | |
  < High School/GED | 27 (29%) |
 High School/GED | 30 (33%) |
 Some College/Associate | 23 (25%) |
 College and above | 9 (10%) |
 Unknown/Not Reported | 3 (3%) |
Monthly Income Range | |
 $1000 or less | 49 (53%) |
 $1001–2000 | 25 (27%) |
 $2001–3000 | 8 (9%) |
 $3001+ | 8 (9%) |
 Unknown/Not Reported | 2 (2%) |
WIHS Location | |
 Atlanta, GA | 16 (17%) |
 Birmingham, AL | 19 (21%) |
 Brooklyn, NY | 14 (15%) |
 Chapel Hill, NCa | 14 (15%) |
 Chicago, IL | 18 (20%) |
 Jackson, MS | 11 (12%) |