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Caregiver training for male and female community health workers may benefit from critical reflections on gender roles and responsibilities. A study found that men and women competed for remunerated caregiving, with training needed on gender roles.
Women and Girls
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Interventions are needed to support the autonomous decision-making of HIV-positive women who are caught between the contradictory pressures of family, community and health care providers. Studies found that HIV-positive women and men need information and social support to make decisions that reflect their own preferences in the face of pressure to bear children. A review of the published literature from 1990 to 2008 found that the refusal of health workers to discuss reproductive options in a non-biased way negatively impacts HIV-positive women. Studies also found that HIV-positive men lacked information on pre-conception and felt they could not request this information from health providers.
Pre-Conception
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