Stigma intervention for PLHIV experiencing homelessness diagnosed with mental health and substance use disorders by Maskay et al. (2018)
Study & Intervention Summary
The study aimed to assess changes in perceived external stigma among people living with HIV who are experiencing homelessness or unstable housing and have mental health or substance use disorders. The intervention included care coordination, navigation assistance, building trusting relationships, addressing unmet needs, and reducing barriers to care. It was delivered across six geographically diverse sites in the United States, focusing on client-centered care, inclusion, and strategies like motivational interviewing and strength-based counseling to address stigma.
