Challenges to HIV prevention in psychiatric settings: Perceptions of South African mental health care providers

Keyphrases

• South African 100%
• HIV Prevention 100%
• Psychiatric Setting 100%
• Mental Health Care Providers 100%
• South Africa 66%
• Persons with Mental Illness 66%
• Institutional Level 66%
• Societal Level 66%
• Risk Reduction Intervention 33%
• Infection Rate 33%
• High Prevalence 33%
• Structured Interview 33%
• Healthcare Settings 33%
• In Care 33%
• HIV Services 33%
• Health Policy 33%
• Political Factors 33%
• Political Change 33%
• AIDS Epidemic 33%
• Mental Health Services 33%
• Service Delivery 33%
• Psychiatric Patients 33%
• HIV Prevention Services 33%
• Prevention Activities 33%
• HIV Risk Reduction 33%
• Contextual Factors 33%
• Personal Factors 33%
• Institutional Care 33%
• Staff Development 33%
• Social Attitudes 33%
• Mental Health Systems 33%
• Personal Beliefs 33%
• Provider Perceptions 33%
• Staff Support 33%
• Attitudes toward Sexuality 33%
• Intervention Targets 33%

Nursing and Health Professions

• Human Immunodeficiency Virus 100%
• Health Care Personnel 100%
• Mental Health Care 100%
• Mental Diseases 100%
• Psychiatric Illness 40%
• South Africa 40%
• Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome 20%
• Infection 20%
• Prevalence 20%
• Healthcare System 20%
• Health Care Delivery 20%
• Health Care Policy 20%
• Mental Health Service 20%
• Angiographic Catheter 20%
• Risk-Reduction Intervention 20%
• Institutional Care 20%
• Economic and Social Development 20%
• Epidemic 20%
• Treating People 20%

Psychology

• Healthcare 100%
• Mental Health 100%
• Mental Illness 60%
• Psychopathology 60%
• Semistructured Interview 20%
• Mental Health Service 20%
• Personal Belief 20%
• Infectious Disease 20%
• Economic and Social Development 20%
• Sexual Relation 20%