Mulheres Latinas e Transmissão Vertical do HIV: Visão dos Profissionais da Saúde que Atendem Mulheres Soropositivas nos Estados Unidos

Mulheres Latinas e Transmissão Vertical do HIV: Visão dos Profissionais da Saúde que Atendem Mulheres Soropositivas nos Estados Unidos

This article presents the results of a qualitative research which aimed to analyze the discourses of New York City residents' healthcare workers that provide care to Latina HIV-positive women. Applying indepth interviews and observation of a mothers support group¿s, the perceptions regarding to...

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Main Author: Adriane Roso
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: University of Florida 2010-01-01
Series:Interamerican Journal of Psychology
Online Access:http://www.redalyc.org/articulo.oa?id=28420641014
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spelling doaj-661845c59a6e4faa807f0fd99760fd782020-11-25T01:59:25ZengUniversity of FloridaInteramerican Journal of Psychology0034-96902010-01-01442332341Mulheres Latinas e Transmissão Vertical do HIV: Visão dos Profissionais da Saúde que Atendem Mulheres Soropositivas nos Estados UnidosAdriane RosoThis article presents the results of a qualitative research which aimed to analyze the discourses of New York City residents' healthcare workers that provide care to Latina HIV-positive women. Applying indepth interviews and observation of a mothers support group¿s, the perceptions regarding to the sexual and reproductive experiences of their patients (Latinas HIV-positive mothers) were collected. The data interpretation was based on the theoretical assumption that sexuality and reproduction are a social construction and the body is a disciplinary and biopolitic discursive practice. Among other findings, analysis indicated that healthcare workers accept seropositive pregnancy nowadays, but this acceptance comes along with ambivalence and/or intolerance to women that have more than one or two pregnancies.http://www.redalyc.org/articulo.oa?id=28420641014
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Mulheres Latinas e Transmissão Vertical do HIV: Visão dos Profissionais da Saúde que Atendem Mulheres Soropositivas nos Estados Unidos
Interamerican Journal of Psychology
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title Mulheres Latinas e Transmissão Vertical do HIV: Visão dos Profissionais da Saúde que Atendem Mulheres Soropositivas nos Estados Unidos
title_short Mulheres Latinas e Transmissão Vertical do HIV: Visão dos Profissionais da Saúde que Atendem Mulheres Soropositivas nos Estados Unidos
title_full Mulheres Latinas e Transmissão Vertical do HIV: Visão dos Profissionais da Saúde que Atendem Mulheres Soropositivas nos Estados Unidos
title_fullStr Mulheres Latinas e Transmissão Vertical do HIV: Visão dos Profissionais da Saúde que Atendem Mulheres Soropositivas nos Estados Unidos
title_full_unstemmed Mulheres Latinas e Transmissão Vertical do HIV: Visão dos Profissionais da Saúde que Atendem Mulheres Soropositivas nos Estados Unidos
title_sort mulheres latinas e transmissão vertical do hiv: visão dos profissionais da saúde que atendem mulheres soropositivas nos estados unidos
publisher University of Florida
series Interamerican Journal of Psychology
issn 0034-9690
publishDate 2010-01-01
description This article presents the results of a qualitative research which aimed to analyze the discourses of New York City residents' healthcare workers that provide care to Latina HIV-positive women. Applying indepth interviews and observation of a mothers support group¿s, the perceptions regarding to the sexual and reproductive experiences of their patients (Latinas HIV-positive mothers) were collected. The data interpretation was based on the theoretical assumption that sexuality and reproduction are a social construction and the body is a disciplinary and biopolitic discursive practice. Among other findings, analysis indicated that healthcare workers accept seropositive pregnancy nowadays, but this acceptance comes along with ambivalence and/or intolerance to women that have more than one or two pregnancies.
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