A Metaphor for HIV-Positive Mexican and Puerto Rican Women
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Auteurs : Maria Del Rosario ValdezSource :
- Western journal of nursing research [ 0193-9459 ] ; 2001-08.
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- topic : Soins de santé, Santé publique.
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- African american, Aids care, Aids cases, American journal, August, Bisexual, Data analysis, Date rape, Disclosure, Disease control, Duality, Early treatment, Emergent themes, Englewood cliffs, Environmental factors, Final member check, Final sample, First child, Folk care activities, Glaser strauss, Group meetings, Health care, Health care providers, Health practices, Heterosexual, Heterosexual transmission, Higher level, Higher risk, Hispanic, Hispanic culture, Hispanic population, Hispanic women, Human immunodeficiency virus, Infectious diseases, Inner strength, Larousse diccionario moderno, Life event, Main categories, Maternal strength, Mexican american, Minority women, Mother role, National institutes, Nursing research, Ofrecer, Other women, Participant, Positive choices, Positive status, Prentice hall, Previous research, Protectora, Psychological responses, Public health, Puerto rican, Puerto rican women, Puerto rico, Rican, Second child, Side effects, Social context, Subsequent interviews, Surveillance report, Theoretical framework, Traditional folk ways, Western journal, World health organization.
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- African american, Aids care, Aids cases, American journal, August, Bisexual, Data analysis, Date rape, Disclosure, Disease control, Duality, Early treatment, Emergent themes, Englewood cliffs, Environmental factors, Final member check, Final sample, First child, Folk care activities, Glaser strauss, Group meetings, Health care, Health care providers, Health practices, Heterosexual, Heterosexual transmission, Higher level, Higher risk, Hispanic, Hispanic culture, Hispanic population, Hispanic women, Human immunodeficiency virus, Infectious diseases, Inner strength, Larousse diccionario moderno, Life event, Main categories, Maternal strength, Mexican american, Minority women, Mother role, National institutes, Nursing research, Ofrecer, Other women, Participant, Positive choices, Positive status, Prentice hall, Previous research, Protectora, Psychological responses, Public health, Puerto rican, Puerto rican women, Puerto rico, Rican, Second child, Side effects, Social context, Subsequent interviews, Surveillance report, Theoretical framework, Traditional folk ways, Western journal, World health organization.
Abstract
Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) represents an overwhelming disruption for Hispanic women. This Grounded Theory (GT) (Glaser & Strauss, 1967) study sought to explore how culture guided health practices and to identify health and folkcare activities used by HIV+ Hispanic women. La Protectora (The Protectress), a theoretical framework, emerged to describe the process by which cultural beliefs guided Hispanic women’s health practices and how they dealt with life after their affirmation of HIV status. Five main categories emerged to describe the process. Knowledge about how culture influences HIV+ Hispanic women obtain and/or make decisions about health care will contribute to a foundation for theory development and subsequent theory testing.
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DOI: 10.1177/01939450122045357
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