CONSEQUENCES OF HIV/AIDS IN PEOPLE LIVING WITH HIV: A QUALITATIVE RESEARCH

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FALLAHI HOMEIRA; TAVAFIAN SEDIGHEH SADAT; YAGHMAIEE FARIDEH; HAJIZADEH EBRAHIM

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Journal: Payesh Year:2013 | Volume:12 | Issue:3 Page(s): 243-253

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CONSEQUENCES OF HIV/AIDS IN PEOPLE LIVING WITH HIV: A QUALITATIVE RESEARCH

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FALLAHI HOMEIRA | TAVAFIAN SEDIGHEH SADAT | YAGHMAIEE FARIDEH | HAJIZADEH EBRAHIM | Issue Writer Certificate

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AIDSQ2

QUALITATIVE RESEARCHQ2

AIDS CONSEQUENCESQ2

STIGMA LQ2

DISCRIMINATIONQ2

Abstract

Objective (s): To investigate on consequences of living with HIV/AIDS.Methods: This was a qualitative study. Initially we selected a convenience sample and then narrowed-down the sample by maximum diversity in terms of age and education. Data was collected via semi-structured interviews. All interviews were recorded and transcribed, and the codes were extracted after reviewing them several times. Content analysis was performed to explore the data.Results: In all 34 participants were interviewed: 32 HIV positive men (with age average: 37.5 years and standard deviation: 7.13) and 4 HIV positive women (with age average: 34 years and standard deviation: 3.04) Participants indicated the following consequences: social, psychological, physical and economic. Most participants referred to adverse social outcome as the most important consequences of living with HIV/AIDS. The most important social adverse effect mentioned by participants was stigma, DISCRIMINATION and exclusion.Conclusion: The findings suggest that stigma and DISCRIMINATION should be lessening for people who live with HIV/AID. Perhaps media could play an important role to achieve this.

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EFFECTIVENESS OF COGNITIVE BEHAVIORAL THERAPY BASED ON RELIGION ON DEPRESSION AND QUALITY OF LIFE IN PATIENTS WITH HIV/AIDS

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FALLAHI, HOMEIRA, TAVAFIAN, SEDIGHEH SADAT, YAGHMAIEE, FARIDEH, & HAJIZADEH, EBRAHIM. (2013). CONSEQUENCES OF HIV/AIDS IN PEOPLE LIVING WITH HIV: A QUALITATIVE RESEARCH. PAYESH, 12(3), 243-253. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/23909/en

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FALLAHI HOMEIRA, TAVAFIAN SEDIGHEH SADAT, YAGHMAIEE FARIDEH, HAJIZADEH EBRAHIM. CONSEQUENCES OF HIV/AIDS IN PEOPLE LIVING WITH HIV: A QUALITATIVE RESEARCH. PAYESH[Internet]. 2013;12(3):243-253. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/23909/en

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HOMEIRA FALLAHI, SEDIGHEH SADAT TAVAFIAN, FARIDEH YAGHMAIEE, and EBRAHIM HAJIZADEH, “CONSEQUENCES OF HIV/AIDS IN PEOPLE LIVING WITH HIV: A QUALITATIVE RESEARCH,” PAYESH, vol. 12, no. 3, pp. 243–253, 2013, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/23909/en

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