Risky Sexual Behaviour among HIV-Infected Adults in Sub-Saharan Africa: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis

Table 1

The characteristics of the included studies in the meta-analysis, based on country, publication year, sample size, prevalence, and response rate of risky sexual behaviour in sub-Saharan Africa ().

ID	Authors	Country	Publication year	Sample size	Risky sexual behaviours		Response rate
						%
1.	Ali et al. [40]	Ethiopia	2019	358	140	39.1	91%
2.	Balis [41]	Ethiopia	2020	422	240	56.9	97.7%
3.	Demissie et al. [42]	Ethiopia	2015	376	114	30.3	100%
4.	Ebuenyi et al. [43]	Nigeria	2017	241	60	24.9	100%
5.	Geleta and Tiruneh [44]	Ethiopia	2020	677	306	45.2	100%
6.	Keetile and Kgosidintsi [38]	Botswana	2018	1065	127	11.9	100%
7.	Kidder et al. [37]	Kenya	2013	1156	269	23.3	93.6%
8.	Kidder et al. [37]	Namibia	2013	1186	137	11.6	93.6%
9.	Kidder et al. [37]	Tanzania	2013	1196	359	30	93.6%
10.	Madiba and Letsoalo [45]	South Africa	2014	400	89	22.3	100%
11.	Molla and Gelagay [46]	Ethiopia	2017	513	161	31.4	99%
12.	Mosisa et al. [47]	Ethiopia	2018	337	111	32.9	100%
13.	Musinguzi et al. [48]	Uganda	2014	939	427	45.5	97.8%
14.	Nakiganda et al. [39]	Uganda	2017	517	419	81	100%
15.	Ncube et al. [49]	Ghana	2012	267	137	51.3	100%
16.	Sarna et al. [50]	Kenya	2012	698	214	30.7	96.9%
17.	Shewamene et al. [51]	Ethiopia	2015	317	67	21.1	100%
18.	Tadesse and Gelagay [52]	Ethiopia	2019	562	194	34.5	100%
19.	Udigwe et al. [36]	Nigeria	2014	126	48	38.1	100%
20.	Wondemagegn and Berkessa [53]	Ethiopia	2020	352	274	77.8	97.8%
21.	Yaya et al. [54]	Togo	2014	291	75	25.8	91.8%
22.	Yeshaneh et al. [55]	Ethiopia	2021	419	181	43.2	100%