Значения термина perceive stigma на английском

Second, perceived stigma related to PrEP use was an important barrier to PrEP initiation.

If watchdogs make a one-hat uniform the norm, it'll remove any perceived stigma of not wearing two.

Walk-in visits removed perceived stigma associated with failure to keep appointments and provided immediate attention to acute concerns.

Taiwan healthcare providers may thus consider using the PSPS-TV to assess perceived stigma relating to substance use in Taiwan.

Similarly, health worker scales assessed fear and judgement, perceived stigma in the community and perceived co-worker stigma in healthcare settings.

Three scales for community members assessed fear and judgement, perceived stigma in the community and perceived stigma in healthcare settings.

Conclusions: The PSPS-TV is an appropriate instrument to assess perceived stigma for individuals residing in Taiwan who have substance use disorders.

A higher proportion of community members and health workers reported perceived stigma than the proportion of PLHIV who reported experiences of stigma.

Negative stories, the secrecy around abortion, perceived stigma, social norms, and fear of sanctions all contributed to women's fears and low expectations.

Adherence barriers included MA use, misguided beliefs about ART adherence, memory and planning difficulties, social barriers and perceived stigma, and mental heath issues.

UK women from South Asian backgrounds are hiding their cancer diagnosis because of a perceived stigma, the BBC's Victoria Derbyshire show has learned.

Background: The 8-item self-report Perceived Stigma toward Substance Users Scale (PSAS) is a commonly used instrument to assess stigma for people with substance use disorders.