HIV prevention strategies

Cabecinha, Melissa; Saunders, John

doi:10.1016/j.mpmed.2022.01.007

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“…With evidence and advocacy to support HIV status‐neutral approaches as a means to eradicate HIV stigma globally [23–25], it is essential that federal funding, such as the recent request for applications by the US Centers for Disease Control (CDC‐RFA‐PS22‐2209) and US National Institutes of Health (PAR‐21‐344) focused on low‐ and middle‐income countries, provides mechanisms for developing and testing these approaches. Such funding avenues have the potential to result in better science and implementation outcomes in a context in which community‐based organizations are currently implementing adapted versions of evidence‐based interventions that have not been rigorously tested.…”

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“…With evidence and advocacy to support HIV status-neutral approaches as a means to eradicate HIV stigma globally [23][24][25] Social support, community connection and social capital are important mechanisms that reduce the deleterious impact of HIV stigma on HIV care continua outcomes, including engagement in care and viral suppression [26][27][28]. There have been a handful of promising status-neutral interventions designed with and for transgender women to increase social support, community connection and increase access to resources.…”

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The ethical imperative to reduce HIV stigma through community‐engaged, status‐neutral interventions designed with and for transgender women of colour in the United States

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Introduction In the era of biomedical HIV prevention and treatment technologies, such as treatment as prevention (TasP) and pre‐exposure prophylaxis (PrEP), there is momentum to develop and rigorously evaluate interventions focused on PrEP among those at risk for HIV acquisition and antiretroviral therapy (ART) adherence among people living with HIV. While HIV status‐specific interventions focused on PrEP or ART provide valuable information, status‐segregated interventions can create, perpetuate, and even increase HIV stigma among transgender women of colour and other marginalized communities in the United States (US). Discussion Due largely to community advocacy, discourses that support status‐neutral approaches have emerged in the scientific literature. Although US‐based funding mechanisms have typically designated awards focused on a specific HIV status, intervention developers and implementing agencies find creative ways to design and implement status‐neutral programmes despite such restrictions. We present our experience with intervention research in New York, Detroit, New Orleans, Puerto Rico and the San Francisco Bay Area, all Ending the HIV Epidemic (EHE) priority jurisdictions. Kickin it with the Gurlz’ was developed to be status‐neutral through two grants due to community demands for a unifying approach. The Transgender Women Engagement and Entry to (TWEET) Care Project was designed to improve HIV care engagement for transgender women living with HIV, but developers realized the importance of including participants of any HIV status. Healthy Divas was designed for transgender women living with HIV but subsequent implementing agencies prioritized adapting it to be status‐neutral. These examples support the urgency of designing, implementing and evaluating status‐neutral interventions. Conclusions Community‐based organizations strive for inclusivity in their programming and are rightly often reluctant to segregate services based on the HIV status of their clients. As researchers, we have an ethical imperative to work to reduce HIV stigma and respond to the needs of those most impacted by HIV, including transgender women of colour. As such, we call upon funders to develop mechanisms that support the development and testing of HIV status‐neutral interventions to reduce HIV stigma and support community building, thereby increasing the possibility of fully realizing the benefits of biomedical HIV prevention and treatment technologies for all.

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“…Salah satu kelompok rentang terhadap virus corona 19 adalah orang dengan HIV dan AIDS. Penyakit HIV dan AIDS yang menyerang sistem imun manusia membuat tubuh tidak mampu untuk sembuh dari penyakit oportunistik dan mengarah ke kematian (Cabecinha & Saunders, 2022).…”

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Sosialisasi Penerapan Model Self Management Terhadap Peningkatan Pengertahuan dalam Upaya Meningkatkan Imunitas Tubuh Orang dengan HIV dan AIDS

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Mobalen,

Abdullah

2024

Creat J. Cumn Enga

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ABSTRAK Salah satu upaya pengendalian yang dilakukan pada orang dengan HIV dan AIDS adalah dengan meningkatkan imunitas tubuh, pentingnya imunitas tubuh sebagai komponen yang mampu melawan Covid-19, Imunitas merupakan sistem daya tahan tubuh terhadap serangan substansi asing yang terpapar ke tubuh kita. Angka kejadian HIV-AIDS terus meningkat, baik secara nasional maupun secara global data dari WHO , data yang di peroleh dari komisi Penanggulangan AIDS dan Dinas Kesehatan Provinsi Papua Barat tahun 2019 tercatat sebanyak 7.234 terdiri dari kabupaten Manokwari. Tujuan ini untuk mengetahui Pengaruh Penerapan Model Self Management terhadap Peningkatan Imunitas Tubuh Orang dengan HIV dan AIDS di masa pandemic COVID 19 di Kota Sorong. Metode yang digunakan dalam kegiatan ini adalah penyuluhan dengan memberikan kuesioner, sebelum dan sesudah dilakukan intervensi. Hasil diberikan pelatihan metode Model Self Management terdapat peneingkatan pengetahuan sasaran. \ Model Self Management efektif dalam meningkatkan imunitas tubuh. Kata Kunci: Kecemasan, Pola Hidup dan Manajemen Diri ABSTRACT One of the control efforts carried out for people with HIV and AIDS is to increase the body's immunity, the importance of the body's immunity as a component that is able to fight Covid-19. Immunity is the body's immune system against attacks by foreign substances that are exposed to our bodies. The incidence of HIV-AIDS continues to increase, both nationally and globally, according to data from WHO, data obtained from the AIDS Commission and the West Papua Provincial Health Service. IN 2019, it was recorded at 7,234, consisting of Manokwari district. This aim is to determine the effect of implementing the Self Management Model on increasing the body's immunity for people with HIV and AIDS during the COVID 19 pandemic in Sorong City. The method used in this activity is counseling by providing questionnaires, before and after the intervention. The results of training on the Self Management Model method showed an increase in target knowledge. Conclusion: The Self Management Model is effective in increasing the body's immunity. Keywords: Anxiety, Lifestyle and Self-Management

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HIV prevention strategies

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The ethical imperative to reduce HIV stigma through community‐engaged, status‐neutral interventions designed with and for transgender women of colour in the United States

The ethical imperative to reduce HIV stigma through community‐engaged, status‐neutral interventions designed with and for transgender women of colour in the United States

Sosialisasi Penerapan Model Self Management Terhadap Peningkatan Pengertahuan dalam Upaya Meningkatkan Imunitas Tubuh Orang dengan HIV dan AIDS

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