Measuring HIV Stigma for PLHAs and Nurses Over Time in Five African Countries
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Journal of the Social Aspects of HIV/AIDS
6
2
2009
76
The aim of this article is to document the levels of HIV stigma reported by persons living with HIV infections and nurses in Lesotho, Malawi, South Africa, Swaziland and Tanzania. HIV stigma has been shown to negatively affect the quality of life for people living with HIV infection, their adherence to medication, and their access to care. Few studies have documented HIV stigma by association as experienced by nurses or other health care workers who care for people living with HIV infection. [from abstract]
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Geographic Focus
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