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PAULA ANDREA HOYOS HERNANDEZ, JUAN PABLO SANABRIA MAZO, LINDA TERESA ORCASITA PINEDA, ANA LUCIA VALENZUELA GALLEGO, "Representaciones sociales asociadas al VIH/Sida en universitarios colombianos" . En:  
Saude e Sociedade  ISSN: 0104-1290  ed: Escola Politecnica Da Universidade De Sao Paulo
v.28 fasc.2 p.227 - 238 ,2019,  DOI: 10.1590/S0104-12902019180586
Palabras:
Conocimientos, HIV testing, HIV prevention, Salud Pública, Salud Sexual y Reproductiva, prácticas,

Proyectos

Tipo de proyecto: Investigación y desarrollo 
Conocimientos, actitudes, prácticas y significados sociales y culturales asociados al VIH, el SIDA y la realización de la prueba diagnóstica del VIH en adolescentes y jóvenes de Instituciones educativas de la ciudad de Cali
Inicio: Enero  2017 Fin: Diciembre  2018 Duración 
Resumen

Knowledge, attitudes, practices and social and cultural meanings associated with HIV, AIDS and HIV testing According to UNAIDS (2015) for the 2014 existed at the global level 36.9 million reported cases with HIV/AIDS. Only in this year in Latin America 1.7 million cases were registered with the diagnosis. Approximately 100,000 cases of HIV reported in Latin America are in people between 15 and 24 years. These figures are still highlighting, which today, this disease remains a public health problem, which requires synergies truly transformative, comprehensive and participatory. Objective. The present investigation has as its objective to characterize the knowledge, attitudes, practices and social meanings and cultural rights, which are adolescents and young people of four educational institutions in the city of Cali on HIV, AIDS and the realization of the diagnostic test. Method. It is a mixed research; Cross sectional, descriptive correlational and hermeneutic-interpretative. The participants will be young people and adolescents of four educational institutions in the city of Cali who will answer the General Questionnaire of Uribe, Bermúdez and Buela Casal (2005), the scale HIV/AIDS-65 of Paniagua (1998) and the confidential questionnaire active sexual life (CCVSA). It is invited to participate to the entire population that meets the age ranges according to the segments established by the WHO (2014): early adolescence (10 to 13 years) media (14 to 16 years) and late (17 to 19 years), and it is expected to have the participation of a significant sample according to calculations show that will be made after the execution of the project, once approved and considering the registered at school year corresponding to the year 2017. The quantitative data will be analysis via the SPSS program and the qualitative through the Atlas ti. The ethical considerations of the present investigation were supported in the Resolution 8430 of the Ministry of Health of 1993 and the Law 1090 of 2006 of the Congress of the Republic. In this way, it is classified as a research with minimal risk, which conforms to principles of beneficence, non-maleficence and autonomy. Parents should initiate and authorize through an informed consent the participation of less than 18 years and the young sign consent. The older than 18 years will sign the consent.