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Most of the other HIV-related factors affecting motivation (fear of becoming infected at work; dealing with complaints about long waiting times, short consultations, and confidentiality about status) were mentioned largely by urban health workers.
Confidentiality of HIV-status may be jeopardized due to local social norms that encourage people to share their results with others, when HIV-positive people may not wish to do so.
There are two other dimensions, interpersonal distancing (e.g. minimizing contact with PLWHA) and use of coercive measures (e.g. confidentiality of serological status, position on HIV/AIDS criminalization) [ 53].
Particular care was given to ensure confidentiality of HIV status, including that no child was provided with information about his/her mother's HIV status.
Some patients and HCWs were concerned about confidentiality issues (HIV status documentation and privacy of counseling) and the potential difficulty of refusing routine HIV CT when it was offered by TB nurses.
In contrast, two factors, confidentiality of seropositive status (F6) and criminalization of transmission (F7), show weaker correlation (from -0.24 to -0.29) with homophobia scores.> -wrap-foot> Note.
In addition, no significant difference was found for sex, age, or country of birth for scores on confidentiality of seropositive status (F6).
For example, some women place a high value on home birth and fear they will lose social status, confidentiality, and control over the birth process with assisted delivery [ 21].
Non-discrimination (F5, 5i) reflects the desire to integrate PLWHA into diverse areas of social and professional life, whereas confidentiality of serological status (F6, 3i) and criminalization of HIV transmission (F7, 3i) measure support for coercive measures.
The reliability of all factors was high to moderate: concerns about occasional encounters (0.74), avoidance of personal contact (0.79), responsibility and blame (0.77), liberalism (0.69), non-discrimination (0.77), criminalization of transmission (0.69), and confidentiality of serological status (0.59).
