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Stigma and discrimination toward people living with HIV among healthcare workers in a public hospital in Mexico: A cross-sectional study

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General characteristics of the study sample.
Variablen (%)
GenderMale106 (33.5%)
Female210 (66.5%)
Age group18 to 29 years old118 (37.3%)
30 to 39 years old92 (29.2%)
40 to 49 years old71 (22.4%)
50 to 59 years old30 (9.5%)
60 years and older5 (1.5%)
Highest level of educationHigh school59 (18.7%)
Vocational school62 (19.6%)
Bachelor’s degree123 (38.9%)
Graduate degree72 (22.8%)
ReligionCatholicism191 (60.4%)
Christianity41 (13%)
Judaism1 (0.3%)
Other83 (26.3%)
Job category within the hospitalMedical intern39 (12.3%)
Nursing intern50 (15.8%)
Physician8 (2.5%)
Family physician10 (3.2%)
Non-family physician49 (15.5%)
Nursing assistant39 (12.3%)
General nurse73 (23.1%)
Nursing specialist1 (0.3%)
Head nurse4 (1.3%)
Assistant head nurse4 (1.3%)
Social worker2 (0.6%)
Physician assistant14 (4.4%)
Laboratory technician9 (2.8%)
Clinical chemist10 (3.2%)
Other4 (1.3%)
Years of employment0 to 5 years of experience151 (47.8%)
6 to 19 years of experience131 (41.4%)
More than 20 years of experience34 (10.8%)

n, number of participants; %, percentage.

Source: Prepared by the authors based on the study results.