The Role of Peer Support Group to Restore the Ability of Resilience of People With Hiv / Aids (Plwha)

Kartono, Rinikso

doi:10.32528/pi.v0i0.2472

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“…These findings support the results of several empirical studies that prosocial behavior is inspired by exposure to prosocial models (Greitemeyer, 2022;Guan et al, 2019;Mazonson et al, 2021). Senior PLWHA members of PSG have always been a model for the more junior PLWHA to behave in a more prosocial and more religious manner (Kartono, 2019).…”

Section: Meaning and Background That Shape Psg's Prosocial Behaviorsupporting

confidence: 88%

“…(Kasana, 2017) Advocating for HIV treatment at the individual level, PLWHA must have self-advocacy and self-efficacy skills to comply with treatment more effectively through intensive referral services and improve social relationships and mental resilience (Bogart et al, 2012). In line with ( Kartono 2019;Kasana 2017;Bogart et al2012) , the advocacy carried out by research subjects is related to fighting for the rights of PLWHA. According to HS, PSG's concern is to remove the stigma and discrimination in PLWHA.…”

Section: | Journal Of Local Governmentmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Peer group prosocial behavior includes the development of barriers and treatment skills, educational and self-care tips; resourcing strategies for HIV care and support service agencies; and a medication reminder system. (Stockman et al, 2021), set an example, and increase knowledge, change (Duvivier et al, 2020) as educators and trainers (Kartono, 2019). Prosocial action in the form of education according to the research subject namedNN was given knowledge of PLWHA about healthy living, how drugs function, how drugs work and their side effects, how to have safe sex, and do harm reduction prevention for injection needle users.…”

Section: | Journal Of Local Governmentmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…PSG's prosocial actions are also in the form of advocacy for PLWHA. Advocacy is a basic service as an effective and useful intervention (Paudel & Baral, 2015;Kartono, 2019). Volunteering advocacy against PLWHA who experience stigma and discrimination is an effort to effectively negotiate or assert the interests, needs, and rights of oneself or others.…”

Section: | Journal Of Local Governmentmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Prosocial Behavior of Peace Support Groups in Overcoming Problems of People Living With HIV/AIDS in Malang Raya

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2022

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The main problems that are always faced by people with HIV/AIDS (PLWHA) are physical problems with declining health status, psychological problems in the form of stress, depression and paranoia. Social problems in the form of stigma and discrimination that cause PLWHA to lose social support from family and friends, isolated and hidden, and powerless. The emergence of volunteers from peer support groups (PSG) helps PLWHA a lot by providing social support in the form of love, educational information, care, instrumental support to spiritual support, in full without asking for anything in return. This study uses a qualitative approach, with a narrative descriptive type. To determine the research subjects used purposive techniques, while data collection techniques using in-depth interviews, observation and documentation. As a technical analysis, using the model of Miles Hubermen and Sadana. The research objectives are formulated in two objectives, namely; 1) To describe the meaning and background of KDS for prosocial behavior. Against PLWHA.2) To describe the forms of prosocial behavior of peer groups in overcoming the problems of PLWHA. From the research results obtained conclusions; 1) That social behavior is formed by understanding the events of self and others who are infected with HIV. This understanding occurs through a reflective process, which ultimately gives rise to subjective reasons for an PLWHA who is a member of the peer group to behave socially to other PLWHA. The reasons in question are, as a form of penance, social solidarity, carrying out religious orders, experience and social responsibility. 2) There is a subjective understanding, encouraging various forms of social behavior of KDS members to be carried out voluntarily without compensation. Several forms of social behavior shown by KDS, include; providing shelter, providing education, sacrificing time, energy and money, providing counseling and motivation, patient care, corpse care, advocacy and providing care for orphans of PLWHA.

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Section: Meaning and Background That Shape Psg's Prosocial Behaviorsupporting

confidence: 88%

Section: | Journal Of Local Governmentmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: | Journal Of Local Governmentmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: | Journal Of Local Governmentmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Prosocial Behavior of Peace Support Groups in Overcoming Problems of People Living With HIV/AIDS in Malang Raya

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2022

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The Role of Peer Support Group to Restore the Ability of Resilience of People With Hiv / Aids (Plwha)

Abstract: I. INTRODUCTION The growth rate of HIV/ AIDS in Indonesia continues to grow rapidly and is listed as the fastest in Asia.

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