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Table 1 Demographic and reproductive health characteristics of the participants

From: Factors associated with the uptake of long-acting reversible contraception among female sex workers in post-conflict Northern Uganda: a cross-sectional study

Characteristic

Number (N.)

Percentage (%)

Age (in completed years)

 < 30

190

67.9

 ≥ 30

90

32.1

Education level

 ≤ Primary education

170

60.7

 > Primary education

110

39.3

Marital status

 Never married

149

53.2

 Cohabiting/Married

36

12.9

 Divorced

75

26.8

 Widowed

20

7.1

Parity

 0–1

120

42.9

 2 + 

160

57.1

History of unintended pregnancy during sex work

 No

144

51.4

 Yes

136

48.6

History of unintended pregnancy in her lifetime

 No

115

41.1

 Yes

165

58.9

History of induced abortion

 No

176

63.1

 Yes

1.03

36.9

Had post-abortion care

 No

233

83.2

 Yes

47

16.8

Duration as a sex worker (completed years)

 ≤ 1

57

20.4

 2 + 

223

79.6

Average monthly income ($)

 1st quartile (< 28)

88

31.6

 2nd quartile (28–54)

74

26.5

 3rd quartile (55–95)

52

18.6

 4th quartile (> 95)

65

23.3

Used condoms consistently

 No

95

33.9

 Yes

185

66.1

Work from lodges/brothel

 No

91

32.5

 Yes

189

67.5

Raped during sex work

 No

221

78.9

 Yes

59

21.1

HIV-positive

 No

164

58.8

 Yes

115

41.2