At the Crossroads: Women and HIV in Zimbabwe - Chikwaiwa, Belamino K
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This books measures pregnant women s attitudes towards HIV counseling and testing in urban settings. Thematic interpretations were employed to assess the women s attitudes hence the study conducted was mainly qualitative in nature. This book reveals that socio-demographic characteristics such as age, marital status, level of education, religious affiliation, location, ethnicity, nature of employment and number of pregnancies of individual pregnant women influence their development of either positive or negative attitudes towards HIV counselling and testing. It is also highlighted in this book…mehr

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This books measures pregnant women s attitudes towards HIV counseling and testing in urban settings. Thematic interpretations were employed to assess the women s attitudes hence the study conducted was mainly qualitative in nature. This book reveals that socio-demographic characteristics such as age, marital status, level of education, religious affiliation, location, ethnicity, nature of employment and number of pregnancies of individual pregnant women influence their development of either positive or negative attitudes towards HIV counselling and testing. It is also highlighted in this book that knowledge of associated benefits of HIV counseling and testing influenced the formation of either positive or negative attitudes among pregnant women. In addition, tradition, culture and the status of women in most African marriage systems (patriarchal) dictate that women consult their husbands in most issues before they make and undertake major decisions.
Autorenporträt
Belamino K. Chikwaiwa was born on 26 June 1966, in Chirumanzu in the Midlands Province of Zimbabwe. He became a professional social worker after obtaining a Master of social work Degree with Merit from the University of Zimbabwe. The author is currently a Lecturer with the School of social work, University of Zimbabwe.