Research Square (Research Square),
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Июль 31, 2023
Abstract
Introduction
Social
networks
contribute
to
normative
reinforcement
of
HIV
prevention
strategies,
knowledge
sharing,
and
social
capital,
but
little
research
has
characterized
the
transgender
women
(TW)
in
Latin
America.
We
conducted
a
mixed
methods
analysis
three
network
clusters
TW
Lima,
Peru,
evaluate
composition,
types
support
exchanged,
patterns
communication.
Methods
recruited
residing
or
affiliated
with
“
casas
trans
”
(houses
shared
among
TW)
Lima
between
April-May
2018.
Eligible
participants
were
18
older,
self-reported
HIV-negative,
reported
recent
intercourse
cis-male
partner.
Participants
completed
demographic
questionnaires,
interviews,
semi-structured
interviews
assess
egocentric
structures,
communication
patterns.
Quantitative
qualitative
data
analyzed
using
Stata
v14.1
Atlas.ti,
respectively.
Results
Of
20
TW,
median
age
was
26
years
100%
involvement
commercial
sex
work.
Respondents
identified
161
individuals
they
interacted
past
month
(alters),
whom
33%
52%
family
members.
70%
respondents
receiving
emotional
from
family,
while
30%
received
financial
instrumental
family.
13
(65%)
who
nominated
someone
as
source
(HPS),
majority
(69%)
other
TW.
In
GEE
regression
adjusted
for
respondent
education
region
birth,
being
member
associated
lower
likelihood
providing
(aOR
0.21,
CI
0.08–0.54),
0.16,
0.06–0.39),
HPS
0.18,
0.05–0.64).
most
cis-female
their
trusted
closest
member,
more
often
considered
sources
day-to-day
support,
including
HPS.
Conclusion
have
diverse
where
are
key
sharing
members
may
also
represent
important
influential
components.
Within
these
complex
networks,
selectively
solicit
provide
different
alters
according
specific
contexts
needs.
messaging
could
consider
incorporating
network-based
interventions
community
input
outreach
efforts
supportive
International Journal of Transgender Health,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
25(3), С. 321 - 351
Опубликована: Июль 24, 2023
Pervasive
health
and
healthcare
disparities
experienced
by
transgender
(trans)
gender
diverse
(TGD)
people
require
innovative
solutions.
Peer-based
interventions
may
address
disparities,
are
an
approach
endorsed
TGD
communities.
However,
the
scope
of
literature
examining
peer-based
to
access
inclusive
is
uncharted.
Concilium,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
23(19), С. 253 - 264
Опубликована: Окт. 11, 2023
This
paper’s
aim
was
to
analyze
the
studies
published
on
scientific
literature
about
strategies
applied
by
brazilian
health
services
assure
access
for
LGBTQIA+
population.
study
is
an
integrative
review
of
conducted
data
bases
BVS,
SciELO
and
Pubmed.
With
selected
Medical
Subject
Headings,
along
with
boolean
operators,
a
search
strategy
elaborated
obtain
articles
within
inclusion
criteria:
in
Portuguese,
English
ou
Spanish,
between
2013
2023,
population
pertaining
group.
The
ones
that
only
HIV,
other
groups
or
did
not
meet
study’s
were
excluded.
43
retrieved,
final
collection
comprises
23
articles.
identify
as
barriers
lack
preparation
from
providers,
long
waiting
lists
discrimination.
Few
elaborate
work
around
difficulties.
87%
(20)
indicated
region
Brazil,
57%
(13)
being
South-Southeast,
highlighting
deficiency
production
regions.
Epidemiologia e Serviços de Saúde,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
33(spe1)
Опубликована: Янв. 1, 2024
RESUMO
Objetivo
Avaliar
a
adesão
e
completude
dos
esquemas
vacinais
contra
papilomavírus
humano
(human
papillomavirus,
HPV)
hepatites
A
B
em
mulheres
trans
travestis
no
município
de
São
Paulo.
Métodos
Trata-se
da
análise
secundária
dados
do
estudo
multicêntrico
TransOdara.
Utilizaram-se
403
maiores
18
anos,
recrutadas
método
respondente-driven
sampling,
entre
dezembro
2019
outubro
2020.
Resultados
Observou-se
alta
às
vacinas
(88,8%),
mas
baixa
analisados:
12%
(IC95%
8,0;17,3)
para
hepatite
A,
7,2%
3,5;12,8)
8,1%
3,0;16,6)
HPV,
sem
diferenças
estatisticamente
significativas
eles.
Conclusão
Apesar
adesão,
indicou
necessidade
estratégias
diversificadas
melhorar
cobertura
vacinal
reduzir
prevalência
infecções
sexualmente
transmissíveis
preveníveis
por
imunização
nessa
população.
Epidemiologia e Serviços de Saúde,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
33(spe1)
Опубликована: Янв. 1, 2024
ABSTRACT
Objective
To
assess
adherence
to
and
completeness
of
vaccination
schedules
against
human
papillomavirus
(HPV)
hepatitis
A
B
among
transgender
women
travestis
in
São
Paulo,
capital
city
Paulo
state.
Methods
This
was
a
secondary
data
analysis
the
multicenter
TransOdara
study.
Data
were
collected
from
403
aged
18
years
or
older,
recruited
through
respondent-driven
sampling
between
December
2019
October
2020.
Results
High
vaccines
observed
(88.8%),
but
analyzed
low:
12%
(95%CI
8.0;
17.3)
for
A,
7.2%
3.5;
12.8)
8.1%
3.0;
16.6)
HPV,
with
no
statistically
significant
differences
them.
Conclusion
Despite
high
adherence,
low
completion
highlighted
need
diversified
strategies
improve
coverage
reduce
prevalence
vaccine-preventable
sexually
transmitted
infections
this
population.
Research Square (Research Square),
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Июль 31, 2023
Abstract
Introduction
Social
networks
contribute
to
normative
reinforcement
of
HIV
prevention
strategies,
knowledge
sharing,
and
social
capital,
but
little
research
has
characterized
the
transgender
women
(TW)
in
Latin
America.
We
conducted
a
mixed
methods
analysis
three
network
clusters
TW
Lima,
Peru,
evaluate
composition,
types
support
exchanged,
patterns
communication.
Methods
recruited
residing
or
affiliated
with
“
casas
trans
”
(houses
shared
among
TW)
Lima
between
April-May
2018.
Eligible
participants
were
18
older,
self-reported
HIV-negative,
reported
recent
intercourse
cis-male
partner.
Participants
completed
demographic
questionnaires,
interviews,
semi-structured
interviews
assess
egocentric
structures,
communication
patterns.
Quantitative
qualitative
data
analyzed
using
Stata
v14.1
Atlas.ti,
respectively.
Results
Of
20
TW,
median
age
was
26
years
100%
involvement
commercial
sex
work.
Respondents
identified
161
individuals
they
interacted
past
month
(alters),
whom
33%
52%
family
members.
70%
respondents
receiving
emotional
from
family,
while
30%
received
financial
instrumental
family.
13
(65%)
who
nominated
someone
as
source
(HPS),
majority
(69%)
other
TW.
In
GEE
regression
adjusted
for
respondent
education
region
birth,
being
member
associated
lower
likelihood
providing
(aOR
0.21,
CI
0.08–0.54),
0.16,
0.06–0.39),
HPS
0.18,
0.05–0.64).
most
cis-female
their
trusted
closest
member,
more
often
considered
sources
day-to-day
support,
including
HPS.
Conclusion
have
diverse
where
are
key
sharing
members
may
also
represent
important
influential
components.
Within
these
complex
networks,
selectively
solicit
provide
different
alters
according
specific
contexts
needs.
messaging
could
consider
incorporating
network-based
interventions
community
input
outreach
efforts
supportive
