Interrelationship of alcohol misuse, HIV sexual risk and HIV screening uptake among emergency department patients

BMC Emergency Medicine

Table 5 Univariable and multivariable logistic regression analyses comparing HIV screening uptake and the intersection of HIV sexual risk and alcohol misuse

	HIV testing uptake
	Univariable analysis		Multivariable analysis
	UOR (95% CI)		AOR (95% CI)*
	*Females*	*Males*	*Females*	*Males*
Sexual intercoursewhile intoxicated	*n = 203*	*n = 188*	*n = 203*	*n = 188*
Never	Reference		Reference
Ever	0.81 (0.41-1.59)	2.59 (1.32-5.09)	0.45 (0.21-1.00)	2.21 (0.98-4.98)
Regret ever having had sexual intercourse while intoxicated
Never	Reference		Reference
Ever	2.70 (1.15-6.32)	1.43 (0.60-3.41)	1.81 (0.70-4.66)	1.12 (0.34-3.14)
Unsure if had sexual intercourse while intoxicated
Never	Reference		Reference
Ever	4.78 (1.20-19.10)	3.29 (1.01-10.76)	2.75 (0.62-12.29)	2.49 (0.64-9.73)

*All multivariable models were adjusted for demographic characteristics. HIV = Human immunodeficiency virus; UOR = Unadjusted odds ratio; AOR = Adjusted odds ratio; CI = Confidence interval.

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