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Conceptualising hepatitis C stigma: A thematic synthesis of qualitative research

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While commonly employed as a framing concept, much research lacks explicit theoretical or critical engagement on how stigma is conceptualised. There is a tendency for qualitative, empirical research to focus on risk factors shaping individual behaviour change, rather than on risk contexts and socio-structural change. Approaches to address stigma in relation to HCV must consider how stigma operates throughout social processes and is embedded in systems of power and normalised in institutional operating systems.

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International Journal Of Drug Policy, 2021, vol. 96

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cc-by-nc-nd (c) Harris, Magdalena et al., 2021

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Articles publicats en revistes (Medicina)

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Conceptualising hepatitis C stigma: A thematic synthesis of qualitative research