Revista brasileira de enfermagem · 2025
Representation and social vulnerability to HIV in transgender people.
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Souza Karla Romana Ferreira de, Oliveira Elizandra Cassia da Silva, Andrade Carla Andreia Alves de, Marques Sérgio Corrêa, Cruz Fátima Maria Leite, Costa Aurélio Molina da, Silva Fátima Maria Abrão da
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OBJECTIVES: to analyze the social representations of HIV vulnerability in transgender women.
METHODS: this qualitative study was based on the Theory of Social Representations, using the structural approach. The research was conducted in a hospital specializing in gender-affirming surgeries, involving 100 self-declared transgender women. The Free Word Association technique was applied using the inducing term "HIV exposure in transgender women" to obtain representational content. Data analysis was performed using the four-quadrant technique, facilitated by the Interface de R pour les Analyses Multidimensionnelles de Textes et de Questionnaires software, version 0.7 alpha 2.
RESULTS: the possible central nucleus identified included the terms "prevention, prostitution as a profession, prejudice, and risky behavior". Social and individual issues were highlighted as important elements in the vulnerability process.
CONCLUSIONS: the social representations of HIV vulnerability in transgender women are grounded in structural factors that lead to inequality, exclusion, prejudice, and discrimination.
METHODS: this qualitative study was based on the Theory of Social Representations, using the structural approach. The research was conducted in a hospital specializing in gender-affirming surgeries, involving 100 self-declared transgender women. The Free Word Association technique was applied using the inducing term "HIV exposure in transgender women" to obtain representational content. Data analysis was performed using the four-quadrant technique, facilitated by the Interface de R pour les Analyses Multidimensionnelles de Textes et de Questionnaires software, version 0.7 alpha 2.
RESULTS: the possible central nucleus identified included the terms "prevention, prostitution as a profession, prejudice, and risky behavior". Social and individual issues were highlighted as important elements in the vulnerability process.
CONCLUSIONS: the social representations of HIV vulnerability in transgender women are grounded in structural factors that lead to inequality, exclusion, prejudice, and discrimination.