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Résumé :
La première enquête longitudinale sur la protection et la santé mentale des minorités de genre dans les quartiers populaires d’Haïti.
Résumé Mouka.
Salinas-Miranda, Abraham A.
“They are not satisfied until they see our blood”: Syndemic HIV risks for trans women in urban Haiti
Joshi, Manisha,
Guitele J.
Rahill,
Cherelle
Carrington,
Alexander
Mabie,
Abraham A.
Salinas-Miranda,
Nicholas
Thomas,
Amanda
Morales,
Lucy
Grippo et
Amanda
Grey
2021
dans
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Résumé
Résumé :
The contribution of gender identity, neighborhood characteristics, contextual norms, and socio-political factors to the biopsychosocial health of non-heteronormative persons in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs) is understudied. Using syndemic theory, we conducted two focus groups (FGs) of 16 non-heteronormative individuals in Haiti's urban Cité Soleil neighborhood. Eight individuals participated in each FG. ATLAS.ti facilitated thematic content analysis of transcripts.
Prevalence and Factors Associated With Intimate Partner Violence Among Women in Haiti: Understanding Household, Individual, Partner, and Relationship Characteristics
Occean, James R.,
Nicholas
Thomas,
Andrew C.
Lim,
Sharonda M.
Lovett,
Abimbola
Michael-Asalu et
Abraham A.
Salinas-Miranda
2020
dans
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Résumé :
Intimate partner violence (IPV) is a significant public health issue with detrimental consequences for women’s reproductive, mental, and physical health. In Haiti, IPV is a major obstacle to women’s development. Yet, the determinants of IPV victimization are still not well understood. In this study, we utilized the 2016–2017 Haiti Demographic and Health Survey to determine the prevalence of IPV victimization and its subtypes (emotional, physical, and sexual abuse) among married or cohabiting women (N = 3,805) of reproductive age (15–49) by their current husband/partner.