Barriers to HIV status disclosure among HIV-positive women: Findings from a qualitative study at a primary care clinic in a Nigerian rural setting

IF 0.4 Q4 SOCIAL WORK Journal of HIV-AIDS & Social Services Pub Date : 2021-04-03 DOI:10.1080/15381501.2021.1922115
Emmanuel Busayo Omotoso
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Abstract Little is known about the barriers to HIV status disclosure among HIV-positive women residing in Nigerian rural settings. A qualitative interview study was carried out with 17 women with HIV at a primary care clinic in a Nigerian rural setting. Collected data were thematically analyzed. The results revealed barriers such as the fear of stigmatization which was associated with factors such as socio-cultural factors and residing in rural settings. Further, poor support from HIV-care providers and socioeconomic dynamics were identified as barriers. The implication of findings for theory and practice were discussed.
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