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Jessica Poirier for DAC
World AIDS Day Dec. 1st
stigmatization of hiv/aids patients
The actual experience of discrimination
Internal feeling of shame associated with the fear of being discriminalized
Prejudiced or biased behavior towards someone or something
Negative attitude towards someone or something
External stigma
Internal stigma
Discrimination
Stigma
A few definitions
Forms of stigma
For instance:
Institutionalized stigma:- barred from obtaining particular jobs- not receiving adequate healthcarePublic stigma:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zX91VwsEMAQ Stigma-by-association:- feeling of embarrassment from caregivers of HIV/AIDS patientsSelf-stigma:- negative self-image and shame- non-adherence to ARTs- hopelessness and depression
Choice B
People who seek ways to prevent transmission (eg: PreEP) have inappropriate lifestyles
Choice A
Only certain people or a certain group of people can get HIV
Choice C
What's an example of HIV stigma?
Both A and B
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B6gKFoIGBeE
HIV/AIDS is seen as a "pandemic of the poor" and disproportionally affects people of color, LGBTQ+ communities
The stigma continues
Prior misconceptions about HIV/AIDS continues the spread and persistence of the stigma
Today
AIDS gains more popularity in the media at a time when there was no treatment for itLack of understanding and knowledge about HIV/AIDS leads to stigma
The 1980s
Where did HIV stigma come from?
- Members of communities that society has associated with HIV:- MSM- polyamorous or "high-risk" sexual behavior
Others
Caregivers
HIV positive children
IVDU
Who does HIV stigma and discrimination affect?
1/7 people with HIV are unaware of their status
A few stats
Isolation and divisionWithdrawing from support services or declining to ask for help
The impact of stigma
- avoiding to get tested for HIV- avoiding to pursue treatment for HIV- avoiding disclosure of HIV status
- Non-discriminatory policies
- Confidentiality
- Universal precautions
- Post-exposure prophylaxis
- HIV transmission
- Activities to address stigma
- Counseling on safer practices
- Awareness of language on PLWH/A
- Partnering with schools to educate on HIV/AIDS
- Ongoing learning and possible discussion with PLWH/A
- HIV testing
- DO NOT provide PreEP, but connect people to PreEP providers
- Helps individuals with HIV find housing
The CDC
Resources for patients
Bibliography
https://www.slideshare.net/munawar256/hiv-stigma-amp-discrimination-2-12827491https://efaidnbmnnnibpcajpcglclefindmkaj/https://hivcareconnect.com/wp-content/uploads/Stigma-Powerpoint-2-21-20.pdf https://rabinmartin.com/insights/we-wont-end-the-hiv-epidemic-until-we-help-the-most-vulnerable/?gclid=CjwKCAiA9ourBhAVEiwA3L5RFmqvrGg85ugxzcSjStRfovXEOr9GTH9PaWcHVeBMVv7VjCSTIWTr7hoCT04QAvD_BwEhttps://www.cdc.gov/hiv/basics/hiv-stigma/index.htmlhttps://efaidnbmnnnibpcajpcglclefindmkaj/https://www.cdc.gov/hiv/pdf/statistics/mmp/cdc-hiv-internalized-stigma.pdfhttps://www.canapi.org/
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