Combination model in reducing HIV-related stigma: A systematic review
Abstract
OBJECTIVE: This article identifies and explains the various research models related to HIV stigma. METHODS: This systematic review is done using the PRISMA 2015 guidelines. Source of this review uses 3 online journal databases which are Pubmed, Scinapse, Elsevier. Search criteria include articles published this past 10 years between 2010 and 2020. RESULT: 4146 articles were obtained and 9 articles which are suited with the inclusion criteria and were chosen in the literature review. It was discovered that stigmatization is a cultural construct and its experiences varies between countries and communities. Models which differentiate are interpersonal and intrapersonal process in handling the stigma. CONCLUSION: Stigmas are still an important issues because often times it became an obstacle in the effort to reduce the prevalence of HIV/AIDS. Therefore there needs to be a gold standard scenario in reducing HIV related stigma, one of them being cultural in source.
Authors
Handayani S, Alimin Maidin M, Birawida AB, Ansariadi, Indriasari R
Year
2021
Topics
- Epidemiology and Determinants of Health
- Determinants of Health
- Determinants of Health
- Stigma/discrimination
- Population(s)
- General HIV+ population
