Adapting effective narrative-based HIV-prevention interventions to increase minorities' engagement in HIV/AIDS services.
Adapting effective narrative-based HIV-prevention interventions to increase minorities' engagement in HIV/AIDS services.
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DOI:
10.1080/10410230902804091
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发表时间:
2009-04
影响因子:
3.9
通讯作者:
Neville S
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作者:
Berkley-Patton J;Goggin K;Liston R;Bradley-Ewing A;Neville S
Disparities related to barriers to care for HIV-positive and at-risk minorities continue to be a major public health problem. Adaptation of efficacious HIV prevention interventions for use as health communication innovations is a promising approach for increasing minorities’ utilization of HIV health and ancillary services. Role model stories, a widely-used, HIV prevention strategy, employ culturally tailored narratives to depict experiences of an individual modeling health risk reduction behaviors. This paper describes the careful development of a contextually appropriate role model story focused on increasing minorities’ engagement in HIV/AIDS health and related services. Findings from interviews with community members and focus groups with HIV-positive minorities indicated several barriers and facilitators related to engagement in HIV healthcare and disease management (e.g., patient/provider relationships) and guided the development of role model story narratives.
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