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Inmates with HIV, Stigma, and Disclosure Decision-making.

Inmates with HIV, Stigma, and Disclosure Decision-making. - Related Articles
Inmates with HIV, Stigma, and Disclosure Decision-making.
J Health Psychol. 2010 Mar;15(2):258-268
Authors: Derlega VJ, Winstead BA, Gamble KA, Kelkar K, Khuanghlawn P
Seventeen male, former inmates with HIV were interviewed about their experiences with HIV in a jail or prison in the southeastern region of the United States. Participants reported that stereotypes and prejudicial attitudes about HIV/AIDS were widely held by other inmates, and that concerns about HIV/AIDS stigma affected their decisions about HIV disclosure. The results suggest the need to better educate inmates and institutional staff about HIV/AIDS stigma and to increase privacy protection for inmates with HIV, especially in the context of providing medical care and dispensing medications.
PMID: 20207669 [PubMed - as supplied by publisher]
[PubMed-HIV]

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