HIV Stigma and Discrimination: Perspectives and Personal Experiences of Healthcare Providers in Yogyakarta and Belu, Indonesia

Keyphrases

• Healthcare Professionals 100%
• Personal Experience 100%
• AIDS/HIV 100%
• Indonesia 100%
• Belu 100%
• Yogyakarta 100%
• HIV Stigma 100%
• HIV-related Discrimination 100%
• People Living with HIV (PLHIV) 90%
• Community Members 20%
• Family Community 20%
• Improving Health 10%
• Healthcare 10%
• Health Care Services 10%
• Depth Interviews 10%
• Community Setting 10%
• Newly Diagnosed 10%
• Framework Analysis 10%
• Incomplete Knowledge 10%
• HIV Status 10%
• Professional Support 10%
• Systems of Care 10%
• Treatment Adherence 10%
• Health Care Delivery 10%
• Healthcare Settings 10%
• Snowball Sampling 10%
• Healthcare Facilities 10%
• Family Members 10%
• Government Institutions 10%
• Treatment Retention 10%
• HIV Care 10%
• Stigmatized 10%
• Viral Load 10%
• HIV Treatment 10%
• Health-related Stigma 10%
• Family Setting 10%
• Family Health Care 10%
• HIV Knowledge 10%
• Community Health Care 10%
• Healthcare Community 10%
• HIV-related 10%
• Personal Values 10%
• Support System 10%
• Non-government 10%
• Personal Belonging 10%
• Socio-cultural Norms 10%
• Healthcare Discrimination 10%
• Qualitative Framework 10%
• Cluster of Differentiation 4 10%
• Socio-cultural Values 10%
• Early Initiation 10%
• Religious Thought 10%

Nursing and Health Professions

• Health Care Personnel 100%
• Human Immunodeficiency Virus 100%
• Health Service 9%
• Patient Compliance 4%
• Health Care Delivery 4%
• Health Care Facility 4%
• Virus Load 4%