Characteristics of the child, regimen, caregiver, and household/community.

*N = sample used for determining each characteristic, IQR = interquartile range, FDC = fixed drug combination, UgSh = Ugandan Shillings.
1Most common symptoms were cough, weakness/tiredness, and skin problems.
2Co-trimoxazole was prescribed to all children on enrollment for prevention of opportunistic and other infections regardless of ARV use.
3The most common and consistently endorsed symptom on this scale was “worrying too much about things”.
4Defined as >5 drinks (1 glass wine, 333 ml beer, or 40 ml hard liquor).
54000 UgSh equals approximately US$1.60.