Revista brasileira de enfermagem · 2022
Multilevel model in the identification of behavioral and structural risk factors for HIV: integrative review.
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Silva Juliana Kelly Batista da, Santos Jamira Martins Dos, Moreira William Caracas, Romero Renata Olívia Gadelha, Leadebal Oriana Deyze Correia Paiva, Nogueira Jordana de Almeida
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OBJECTIVES: to investigate studies that adopted the multilevel analysis model to identify behavioral and structural risk factors associated with HIV infection.
METHODS: an integrative review of the literature with studies available in full, obtained from EMBASE, CINAHL, Pubmed, and Scopus, whose selected descriptors were the indexed terms: "HIV", "multilevel analysis" and "behavior".
RESULTS: the search resulted in 236 studies. Out of these, ten studies comprised the sample. Economic disadvantage, neighborhood characteristics, housing instability, incarceration, transactional sex, multiple partners, substance abuse, and age at first intercourse were classified as structural and behavioral risk factors for HIV. Reduced socioeconomic disadvantage, provision of housing stability, and condom use were associated with protective factors for HIV exposure.
CONCLUSIONS: by applying the multilevel model in risk factor research studies, it was possible to identify the structural and behavioral elements of HIV risk.
METHODS: an integrative review of the literature with studies available in full, obtained from EMBASE, CINAHL, Pubmed, and Scopus, whose selected descriptors were the indexed terms: "HIV", "multilevel analysis" and "behavior".
RESULTS: the search resulted in 236 studies. Out of these, ten studies comprised the sample. Economic disadvantage, neighborhood characteristics, housing instability, incarceration, transactional sex, multiple partners, substance abuse, and age at first intercourse were classified as structural and behavioral risk factors for HIV. Reduced socioeconomic disadvantage, provision of housing stability, and condom use were associated with protective factors for HIV exposure.
CONCLUSIONS: by applying the multilevel model in risk factor research studies, it was possible to identify the structural and behavioral elements of HIV risk.