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Stressors and coping behaviours of caregivers and children across the pediatric HIV-disclosure stages in resource-limited settings
The stressful nature of pediatric HIV disclosure has contributed to the less than optimal disclosure rates in many resource-limited settings. This study examined the presence of disclosure stressors and coping behaviours used by South African caregivers and children during the disclosure phases to p...
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Department of Public Health and Family Medicine
2025
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