Author(s) |
Islam, Md Shahidul
Minichiello, Victor
Scott, John
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Publication Date |
2019
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Abstract |
We have limited knowledge about the vulnerabilities faced by HIV-positive parents in families and
the strategies they use to manage these circumstances in Bangladesh. A qualitative research design
was used to analyse in-depth interviews with 19 HIV-positive parents who lived with their children
in Khulna and Dhaka, Bangladesh. The findings indicate that resilience of HIV-positive parents was
fostered through interaction with informal and formal social networks. The findings of this study
demonstrate that social support groups can play a crucial role to construct new ways of coping
and reintegrate HIV people into their families and society.
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Citation |
AIDS Care, 31(3), p. 310-313
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ISSN |
1360-0451
0954-0121
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Link | |
Language |
en
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Publisher |
Routledge
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Title |
Resilience strategies of HIV-positive parents who live with children within the family context in Bangladesh
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Type of document |
Journal Article
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Entity Type |
Publication
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