Table 1 Attitudes of peer navigator and other study staff implementers towards adoption and appropriateness of iCARE Nigeria testing and treatment interventions
| Â | Treatment | Testing | All | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Â | Other study staff | PN | Other study staff | PN | Â |
Total survey respondentsa | 100 (79) | 100 (93) | 100 (31) | 100 (24) | 100 (227) |
Adoption (agree or strongly agree) | % (N) | % (N) | % (N) | % (N) | % (N) |
Not too complex for setting | 94.9 (75/79) | 76.3 (71/93) | 93.5 (12/31) | 70.8 (17/24) | 77.1 (175/227) |
Procedures easy to understand | 93.6Â (73/78) | 96.8 (90/93) | 93.5 (29/31) | 100 (23/23) | 95.2(216) |
Compatible/consistent with youth needs | 96.2Â (73/78) | 95.7(89/93) | 93.5 (29/31) | 91.3 (21/23) | 93.4 (212) |
More effective than existing interventions | 96 (76/79) | 93.5 (87/93) | 77.4 (24/31) | 83.3 (20/24) | 91.2 (207) |
Youth would benefit | 97.4Â (76/78) | 100 (93/93) | 96.8 (30/31) | 95.8 (23/24) | 97.8 (222) |