农村艾滋病毒/艾滋病保健提供者的礼貌羞辱和自我保健做法

IF 0.4 Q4 SOCIAL WORK
F. Parks, S. Smallwood
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关联污名,或“礼貌污名”,被定义为公众不赞成与一个被认为是污名的群体联系。使用受众响应系统(ARS),向农村艾滋病毒/艾滋病卫生保健提供者(n = 69)询问了礼貌耻辱的经历和维护其福祉的自我保健做法。对定性答复进行编码并确定主题。49%的答复者报告说,他们受到了礼貌性的羞辱(例如,其他人因为他们的工作而认为他们是艾滋病毒阳性)。虽然受访者将自我保健的质量评为“良好”(43.5%)或“优秀”(14.5%),但强烈鼓励有机会提高提供者实践高质量自我保健的能力。
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Courtesy stigma and self-care practices among rural HIV/AIDS healthcare providers
Abstract Stigma by association, or “courtesy stigma,” is defined as public disapproval for associating with a perceived stigmatized group. Using an audience response system (ARS), rural HIV/AIDS healthcare providers (n = 69) were asked about experiences of courtesy stigma and self-care practices for safeguarding their well-being. Qualitative responses were coded and themes identified. Forty-nine percent of respondents reported experiencing courtesy stigma (for example, others assuming they were HIV-positive because of their work). While respondents rated their quality of self-care as either “good” (43.5%) or “excellent” (14.5%), opportunities to increase providers’ capacity to practice quality self-care is strongly encouraged.
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