Life Experiences in Parenting: The Perspective of Women with HIV-AIDS

Ernawati, Eka; Rahmawati, Dewi; Wulandari, Indah; Afriyani, Firda

doi:10.3889/oamjms.2021.5760

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“…The form of hope for negative HIV status from loved ones, the lamentation of wives with PLWHA status in the hope that they will remain healthy and hope that their children will not experience the same disease 17 Mental health issues are interrelated and provide an informative insight into how participants perceive the interconnections between their mental health diagnoses, and how they behave in their health.…”

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PLWHA’s Perspective on Community Stigma for Getting Social Support and Improving Life Quality in the Digital Era

Erwansyah

Pandin

2022

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Community stigma against HIV/AIDS is still a problem that must be faced by people living with HIV/AIDS (PLWHA). The existence of stigmatization and discrimination received by PLWHA causes the lack of social support they get. Social support is very important for PLWHA to improve their quality of life. In this digital era where the development of technology and social media is an alternative for PLWHA to get social support online through their community, by sharing information and experiences. This systematic review was conducted through Scopus, Science Direct, ProQuest, and SAGE. The selection of articles followed inclusion criteria, including articles published in the last five years and published in English and discussing perspectives on stigma. Articles published not in English and articles with unclear literature reviews were excluded from this study. The PRISMA flow chart and JBI assessment checklist were used to assess the risk of bias and article quality. 20 relevant articles will be reviewed. The results of the study found that in this digital era PLWHA can take advantage of technological developments and social media to improve their quality of life by getting social support through the online communities they follow.

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PLWHA’s Perspective on Community Stigma for Getting Social Support and Improving Life Quality in the Digital Era

Erwansyah

Pandin

2022

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“…Prevention of HIV-AIDS can be linked to forms of transmitting HIV. One way to avoid this is to Gema Wiralodra is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License conduct early counseling for groups at high risk for infection with HIV-AIDS (Ernawati et al, 2021). From these various counseling processes, various knowledge is born, which will later become preventive behavior, where the knowledge or attitude of a person in the health sector is known as the concept of health literacy.…”

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The relationship of health literacy and adolescent HIV-AIDS prevention behavior: a case study of vocational school adolescents in Gowa Regency

Pusvitasari,

Harma,

Perdana

et al. 2023

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Adolescents are the group most at risk of HIV-AIDS transmission because adolescence is the period when there is the highest social mobility and will open opportunities for them to be exposed to various physical and psychological changes. As a result, these adolescents have a high vulnerability to the transmission of multiple types of diseases, including HIV-AIDS. The results of interviews with several adolescents who are students at the high school level in Gowa Regency obtained information that adolescents view and evaluate people who have HIV-AIDS. Adolescents answer that they tend to avoid and hate them. According to the explanations of several youths, this was all due to the lack of information obtained, and the school had not yet provided a curriculum on HIV-AIDS in schools. Then, the results of interviews with several high school teachers revealed that no research had been conducted related to HIV-AIDS prevention behavior. On the other hand, the incidence of communicable and non-communicable diseases is closely related to a person's health literacy. The condition of the world of health, which is increasingly more complex than various diseases, certainly requires a skill in health literacy owned by every individual, including adolescents. Based on this, a study was conducted which aimed to reveal and find out 1) the description of health literacy and HIV-AIDS prevention behavior in high school youth in Gowa District, 2) the relationship between health literacy and HIV-AIDS prevention behavior in high school youth in Gowa District. The data collection technique uses a Likert scale questionnaire, and the data analysis technique uses chis square analysis. The results of the study showed that 1) the health literacy of SMK youth in Gowa Regency was generally low, 2) the HIV-AIDS prevention behavior of VOCATIONAL SCHOOL youth in Gowa Regency was generally low, 3) there was a relationship between health literacy and HIV-AIDS prevention behavior in SMK adolescents in Gowa Regency.

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Mental Health and Treatment Engagement among Low-Income Women of Color Living with HIV

Small,

Mellins

2024

Social Work in Public Health

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Life Experiences in Parenting: The Perspective of Women with HIV-AIDS

Cited by 4 publications

References 18 publications

PLWHA’s Perspective on Community Stigma for Getting Social Support and Improving Life Quality in the Digital Era

PLWHA’s Perspective on Community Stigma for Getting Social Support and Improving Life Quality in the Digital Era

The relationship of health literacy and adolescent HIV-AIDS prevention behavior: a case study of vocational school adolescents in Gowa Regency

Mental Health and Treatment Engagement among Low-Income Women of Color Living with HIV

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