Analysis of Factors Associated with Self-Stigma (PLHIV) on the HIV and AIDS Incidencein Jongaya Positive Care Supporting Group of Makassar City

Adam, Arlin; Badwi, Adam; Palutturi, Sukri

doi:10.5958/0976-5506.2019.03984.6

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“…These components include labelling and identifying differences; giving negative credence to people who are labelled differently; distinguishing between labelled and unlabelled individuals ('we' and 'they'); emotional reactions to both labelled and labelled parties; labelled parties experience discrimination and loss of status; and influence social, political, and economic forces to make all components of the process take place (Chang et al, 2018). In short, the stigma of society will cause sufferings among individuals and their number is increasing as well as forming a minority group in society (Adam et al, 2019). To explain this situation, the Stigmatization Model describes the symptoms of stigma in the context of social, cultural, economic, and political power.…”

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I Need Your Love: Self-Stigma And Classification Of Communication Patterns Required By Breast Cancer Patients

Jamil¹,

Bolong²,

Osman³

et al. 2022

IJARBSS

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Cancer patients desperately require supports from their partners or family members for survival. Various forms of supports either explicitly or implicitly are anxiously needed by them, especially in terms of communication supports to reduce the implications of negative selfstigma faced by them. This article aims to discuss the classification of appropriate communication patterns practiced by spouses and family members of these patients. Researchers suggest that there are four classifications of communication patterns that can be implemented to communicate with breast cancer patients, such as primary communication pattern, secondary communication pattern, linear communication pattern and circular communication pattern. Researchers discovered that these four communication patterns can be practiced by spouses and families of cancer patients to help them control and cope with emotions during treatment.

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I Need Your Love: Self-Stigma And Classification Of Communication Patterns Required By Breast Cancer Patients

Jamil¹,

Bolong²,

Osman³

et al. 2022

IJARBSS

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“…The number of teenagers in the world as of January 2018 is about 1.2 billion people 1 . Globally the leading causes of death among adolescents are road injuries, HIV, suicide, lower respiratory tract infections, and interpersonal violence [2][3] . The problem of adolescents is also a fairly complex problem especially in urban are Adolescents face specific health risks, especially those related to reproduction and sexuality.…”

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Evaluation of the Ability Family Planning Center Officers in the Youth Counseling Information Center Program in South Buru Regency

Detek¹,

Palutturi²,

Arifin³

et al. 2020

MLU

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Adolescent problems are very complex problems ranging from large numbers to health risk problems. The purpose of this study to evaluate the ability of Family Planning Center officers in the Youth Counseling Information Center Program in South Buru Regency. This type of research is qualitative analysis. The data collection techniques in this study are indepth interviews and document studies. The informants in this study were divided into 2 sources, namely the key informants in this study as many as 2 people, namely 1 Head of Population control and Family Planning, 1 head of the Program Section of the Youth Counseling Center of South Buru Regency and the usual informant in this study as many as 7 people namely 6 Heads of Family Planning Hall in each sub-district in South Buru Regency, 1 person chairman of youth counseling information center at SMAN 1 Namrole as ambassador representative of Youth Counseling Information Center. The results showed that the ability of youth counseling information center officers in carrying out the Youth Counseling Information Center program in South Buru District is sufficient. To improve the skills and skills of youth counseling information center officers, there is regular training every year at both the district and provincial level. Not every sub-district can participate in training because there is never another invitation to attend training in the district or in the province, thus requiring to seek literature and study selftaught. The government is expected to realize the consistency of training (refreshing) for each district hall officer, centered in the district or in BKKBN Province with professional coaches by inviting all district hall officers so that each officer has the same ability and knowledge

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Analysis of Coping Strategies and Self-Stigma Among People Living with HIV (PLHIV): A Cross Sectional Study

Amal,

Sukartini,

Kurniawati

et al. 2024

TOPHJ

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Introduction People living with HIV (PLHIV) generally experience physical and psychological stress, often including self-stigma, which impedes their ability to seek treatment and reveal their status. Implementing effective coping strategies helps them manage these impacts on well-being. However, research that explores coping strategies and self-stigma in newly diagnosed people with HIV in Indonesia is still limited. Objective This study aimed to investigate the relationship between coping strategies and self-stigma in people living with HIV. Methods This cross-sectional study was conducted at the Poncol and Halmahera Public Health Centers in Semarang City, Indonesia, involving 150 PLHIV diagnosed for no more than one year. This study used the Way of Coping Questionnaire and Self-Stigma Questionnaire as instruments. Data were analyzed using the Sommers test. Results The majority of respondents, accounting for 64.7%, had low coping strategies, while 74% experienced self-stigma in the high category. The correlation test results revealed a p-value of 0.001 with a correlation strength of 0.375, falling within the moderate category. Conclusion It is concluded that there is a relationship between coping strategies and self-stigma among PLHIV.

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Analysis of Factors Associated with Self-Stigma (PLHIV) on the HIV and AIDS Incidencein Jongaya Positive Care Supporting Group of Makassar City

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I Need Your Love: Self-Stigma And Classification Of Communication Patterns Required By Breast Cancer Patients

I Need Your Love: Self-Stigma And Classification Of Communication Patterns Required By Breast Cancer Patients

Evaluation of the Ability Family Planning Center Officers in the Youth Counseling Information Center Program in South Buru Regency

Analysis of Coping Strategies and Self-Stigma Among People Living with HIV (PLHIV): A Cross Sectional Study

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