Migration and HIV prevention programmes: Linking structural factors, culture, and individual behaviour - An Israeli experience

Keyphrases

• Israeli 100%
• Individual Behaviour 100%
• HIV Prevention 100%
• Migrations Prevention 100%
• Israel 33%
• Former Soviet Union 33%
• Migrants 33%
• Social Capital 33%
• Vulnerability 33%
• Cultural Norms 33%
• Low Socioeconomic Status 33%
• Dynamic Role 33%
• Immigrant Population 33%
• Ethiopia 33%
• Cultural Factors 33%
• Health Service Use 33%
• Contextual Factors 33%
• Social Science Research 33%
• Specific Needs 33%
• New Society 33%
• HIV Infection 33%
• Bidirectional Interaction 33%
• Macro Factors 33%
• Complex Role 33%
• Resource Loss 33%
• Sexual Risk Behavior 33%
• Cultural Beliefs 33%
• Limited Power 33%
• Framework Analysis 33%
• HIV-related 33%
• Psychosocial Resources 33%
• Low Use 33%
• Migration Contexts 33%
• Sexual Transmission 33%
• Individual-level Factors 33%
• Multilevel Framework 33%

Social Sciences

• Individual Behavior 100%
• HIV-Prevention 100%
• Human Immunodeficiency Virus 100%
• Socioeconomic Status 25%
• Social Capital 25%
• Contextual Factor 25%
• Social Research 25%
• Israel 25%
• U.S.S.R. 25%
• Ethiopia 25%
• Immigrant 25%
• Health Service 25%
• Risky Sexual Behavior 25%

Psychology

• Prevention Program 100%
• Stressors 50%
• Immigrant 50%
• Cultural Belief 50%
• Socioeconomic Status 50%
• Risky Sexual Behavior 50%