Cultural and religious determinants of HIV transmission: A qualitative study with people living with HIV in Belu and Yogyakarta, Indonesia

Keyphrases

• Indonesia 100%
• People Living with HIV (PLHIV) 100%
• Belu 100%
• Yogyakarta 100%
• HIV Transmission 100%
• Religious Beliefs 100%
• Cultural Practices 83%
• Condom Use 50%
• Spousal 50%
• Education Program 33%
• HIV Education 33%
• Population Groups 16%
• Depth Interviews 16%
• Community Members 16%
• Health-promoting Lifestyle 16%
• Community Population 16%
• Risk Impact 16%
• Snowball Sampling 16%
• HIV Risk Factors 16%
• Data Analysis Framework 16%
• Relationship Behaviours 16%
• Bridewealth 16%
• Qualitative Data Analysis 16%
• Islamic Religion 16%
• Spousal Relationship 16%
• Religious Leaders 16%
• Husband-wife Relationship 16%
• Cultural Expectations 16%

Social Sciences

• Qualitative Research 100%
• Human Immunodeficiency Virus 100%
• Indonesia 100%
• Religious Belief 50%
• Cultural Practices 41%
• Education Programs 16%
• Population Group 8%
• In-Depth Interview 8%
• Wealth 8%
• Religious Leader 8%
• Javanese 8%
• Community Member 8%

Psychology

• Qualitative Study 100%
• Religious Belief 100%
• Cultural Practices 83%
• Condom Use 50%
• Education Program 33%
• Sexual Behavior 16%
• Premarital Sex 16%