How can health communications practictioners convince people to use condoms for HIV prevention, given these widely held beliefs?
AIDS is a global pandemic. The main mode of transmission of this infection is sexual route like other STDs.Consistent condom use is the most efficient, preventive and cost effective method of prevention of various Sexually transmitted diseases including HIV. But many of the people are very much reluctant to use condoms in sexual intercourse.
Traditional taboos associated with condom use
The health communication practitioner should remove these taboos and empower them to use condoms for safety rather than embarrassment and religious prohibition.
The health communication practioner can convince the people by focusing on major elements
1.Self protection
Person should use these protective equipments from preventing the transmission of HIV from affected partner. That is self protection from the partner, no matter, she or he has disease or not.
2. Partner's protection
To save your partner from your infection,if it is known that you are having an STD. This is an ethical or moral responsibility of yours to protect your partner getting affected by the disease only by sharing a lovely sexual relationship with you.
3. Disease burden
HIV AIDS is a global pandemic. Once infected, it cannot be cured, only can do reduce the viral load and prevent opportunistic infections associated with AIDS. Health communication practioner can acknowledge them with the severity of the infection and global disease burden. A technique of deterrence to the effect of HIV infection and essentiality of condoms use to prevent this particular infection.
4.Others
How can health communications practictioners convince people to use condoms for HIV prevention, given these widely...
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Due to the increasing prevalence of HIV/AIDS among adults aged 40–65 years, a local health department is interested in HIV prevention strategies for men and women in this age group. The health department has partnered with local churches, barber shops, and salons to conduct one two-hour group workshop about HIV testing and safer sex practices, specifically condom use. The desired outcomes of the programs are increased condom use, knowledge, HIV incidence, social support, HIV testing, and self-efficacy for condom use...
Due to the increasing prevalence of HIV/AIDS among adults aged 40–65 years, a local health department is interested in HIV prevention strategies for men and women in this age group. The health department has partnered with local churches, barber shops, and salons to conduct one two-hour group workshop about HIV testing and safer sex practices, specifically condom use. The desired outcomes of the programs are increased condom use, knowledge, HIV incidence, social support, HIV testing, and self-efficacy for condom use...
Due to the increasing prevalence of HIV/AIDS among adults aged 40–65 years, a local health department is interested in HIV prevention strategies for men and women in this age group. The health department has partnered with local churches, barber shops, and salons to conduct one two-hour group workshop about HIV testing and safer sex practices, specifically condom use. The desired outcomes of the programs are increased condom use, knowledge, HIV incidence, social support, HIV testing, and self-efficacy for condom use...
Due to the increasing prevalence of HIV/AIDS among adults aged 40–65 years, a local health department is interested in HIV prevention strategies for men and women in this age group. The health department has partnered with local churches, barber shops, and salons to conduct one two-hour group workshop about HIV testing and safer sex practices, specifically condom use. The desired outcomes of the programs are increased condom use, knowledge, HIV incidence, social support, HIV testing, and self-efficacy for condom use...
Due to the increasing prevalence of HIV/AIDS among adults aged 40–65 years, a local health department is interested in HIV prevention strategies for men and women in this age group. The health department has partnered with local churches, barber shops, and salons to conduct one two-hour group workshop about HIV testing and safer sex practices, specifically condom use. The desired outcomes of the programs are increased condom use, knowledge, HIV incidence, social support, HIV testing, and self-efficacy for condom use...
Due to the increasing prevalence of HIV/AIDS among adults aged 40–65 years, a local health department is interested in HIV prevention strategies for men and women in this age group. The health department has partnered with local churches, barber shops, and salons to conduct one two-hour group workshop about HIV testing and safer sex practices, specifically condom use. The desired outcomes of the programs are increased condom use, knowledge, HIV incidence, social support, HIV testing, and self-efficacy for condom use...
Due to the increasing prevalence of HIV/AIDS among adults aged 40–65 years, a local health department is interested in HIV prevention strategies for men and women in this age group. The health department has partnered with local churches, barber shops, and salons to conduct one two-hour group workshop about HIV testing and safer sex practices, specifically condom use. The desired outcomes of the programs are increased condom use, knowledge, HIV incidence, social support, HIV testing, and self-efficacy for condom use...
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