林波波省农村地区祖母对6周内实施预防母婴传播干预措施的影响:一项定性研究

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F. C. Malindi, M. Maputle, L. Nemathaga
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摘要尽管采取了大量干预措施,旨在防止艾滋病毒母婴传播;传统文化习俗和婴儿混合喂养仍然普遍存在。本研究旨在确定祖母在6岁以内继续预防母婴传播干预时的影响 交货后数周。使用了定性、探究性、描述性和上下文设计。该人群由15名感染艾滋病毒婴儿的祖母组成。数据是通过非结构化的面对面访谈收集的,并通过开放编码方法进行分析。出现了三个主题,显示在使用传统做法时与MTCT风险有关的知识不足;文化和宗教习俗对传统诊断和管理的影响以及混合喂养习惯使婴儿易患此病。在农村彻底消除艾滋病毒的MTCT需要对祖母进行有针对性的教育。了解使MTCT长期存在的传统和文化习俗,有助于开发情境健康教育内容,以改变祖母对婴儿喂养、预防和管理儿童疾病的信念。
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Grandmothers’ influence on the implementation of PMTCT interventions within 6 weeks at rural areas in Limpopo province: A qualitative study
Abstract Despite enormous interventions aimed at preventing mother-to-child transmission of HIV; traditional, cultural practices and mixed infant feeding remain prevalent. This study aimed to determine the influence of grandmothers when continuing with the prevention of mother-to-child transmission interventions within 6 weeks after delivery. Qualitative, explorative, descriptive, and contextual designs were used. The population comprised of fifteen grandmothers of HIV-exposed babies. Data were collected through unstructured face-to-face interviews and analyzed through the open coding method. Three themes emerged showing knowledge deficit related to MTCT risks when using traditional practices; cultural and religious practices influencers to traditional diagnoses and management and mixed feeding practices predispose babies. Total elimination of MTCT of HIV in rural context calls for targeted education for grandmothers. Knowledge of traditional and cultural practices that perpetuate MTCT could assist in developing the contextual health education content to change grandmothers’ beliefs on infant feeding, prevention, and management of childhood illnesses.
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