Table 2 Factors associated with a positive depression screening test
|  | Positive depression screening test | Fisher’s exact test |
|---|---|---|
Antenatal survey | ||
 Living as only adult in household? | ||
  No | 25 % (42/167) | p=0.02 |
  Yes | 58 % (7/12) |  |
 Severity of ART side effects | ||
  Not bothered by side effects or only slightly | 23 % (30/129) | p=0.05 |
  Somewhat or terribly bothered by side effects | 40 % (17/43) |  |
 Level of confidence that antenatal ART is effective for PMTCT | ||
  Completely/fairly sure that it is effective | 25 % (43/169) | p=0.06 |
  Not at all sure that it is effective | 56 % (5/9) |  |
 Self-efficacy score for integration of ART into daily life | ||
  ≥5 (higher self-efficacy) | 23 % (25/110) | p=0.05 |
  <5 (lower self-efficacy) | 43 % (12/28) |  |
Postnatal survey | ||
 Marital status | ||
  Married | 19 % (19/99) | p<0.01 |
  Co-habiting | 21 % (18/84) |  |
  Single | 44 % (20/45) |  |
 Can neonatal prophylaxis help prevent MTCT? | ||
  Yes | 18 % (28/154) | p<0.01 |
  Not sure/No | 40 % (25/63) |  |
 Ever worried that neonatal prophylaxis could harm baby | ||
  Yes/a little | 30 % (44/146) | p<0.01 |
  No | 14 % (10/73) |  |
 Self-rated ability to ask for support with taking medicationa | ||
  Confident I could do | 15 % (4/26) | p=0.05 |
  Fairly confident could do | 27 % (10/37) |  |
  Could not do | 48 % (11/23) |  |