What may encourage or deter health services utilization by people living with or at the risk of HIV/AIDS in special health centers? Qualitative evidence from a stigmatized community.
Mohammad BazyarSamaneh Tahmasebi GhorabiJamil SadeghifarMohammad RanjbarReza PakzadFatemeh BonyadiKeyvan KhasiEbrahim ShakibaMahtab NourbakhshLeila RezeghianBoshra NoshadiMehrdad BavandpourAzim HasanBeigiAnahita BehzadiPublished in: BMC public health (2024)
To improve the performance of BDCCs and VWCCs and encourage people living with and at the risk of contracting HIV/AIDS to visit these centers regularly, health policy makers should consider modifying clinical processes, physical features, personnel behaviors and visitors' concerns raised by the interviewees and the issues identified in this study.