Perinatal HIV testing among African American, Caucasian, Hmong and Latina women: Exploring the role of health-care services, information sources and perceptions of HIV/AIDS

Keyphrases

• Caucasian Women 100%
• African American Women 100%
• Health Care Services 100%
• AIDS/HIV 100%
• HIV Transmission 100%
• Latina Women 100%
• HIV Testing 100%
• Service Information 100%
• Hmong Women 100%
• Racial Disparities 40%
• Health Communication 40%
• Perinatal Health 40%
• Ethnically Diverse 20%
• United States 20%
• Community-based 20%
• Culturally Sensitive 20%
• African American 20%
• Latinas 20%
• Women of Reproductive Age 20%
• Experience of Care 20%
• Racially Diverse 20%
• Race-ethnicity 20%
• HIV Status 20%
• Low Socioeconomic Status 20%
• Health Educators 20%
• Health Information Sources 20%
• Sociocultural Context 20%
• Culturally Based 20%
• Effective Tool 20%
• Women's Perceptions 20%
• Stratified Sampling 20%
• Female Response 20%
• Information Perception 20%
• Women's Knowledge 20%
• Perinatal Healthcare 20%
• Qualitative Descriptive Research 20%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Human Immunodeficiency Virus 100%
• HIV/AIDS 100%
• HIV Test 100%
• Health Care 100%
• Perinatal Health 75%
• High Risk Population 25%
• Racial Disparity 25%
• Socioeconomic Status 25%
• Research Design 25%
• Ethnic Disparity 25%

Nursing and Health Professions

• Health Service 100%
• Human Immunodeficiency Virus 100%
• HIV Test 100%
• Socioeconomic Status 12%
• Health Educator 12%
• Qualitative Descriptive Research 12%
• Content Analysis 12%
• High Risk Population 12%