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KARNATAK UNIVERSITY, DHARWAD DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL WORK TOPIC Psycho-Social Correlations of HIV/AIDS Persons in Karnataka RESEARCHER MR. SHANKAR G. HOSKERI GUIDE DR. (SMT.) S.R. PATIL Professor Department of Social Work Karnatak University, Dharwad 224

CLIENT CONSENT My name is Shankar G. Hoskeri, Research Student, Department of Social Work, Kamatak University, Dharwad. To complete my research work I am conducting this interview. This interview is private and confidential. I do not force you to tell your name and address and your name will not be disclosed or used. Your participation in this interview is voluntary. It is not compulsory to answer all questions but I request you to tell your honest opinion. This interview will take about 20-30 minutes. You can change your mind during the interview and choose not to participate. If you decide not to participate, you will not be denied by any services. I certify that I have explained the above statement in Kannada for the client who has agreed for the interview. I also certify that any information given by the client or disclosed will remain confidential. Signed Date (Shankar G. Hoskeri) I certify that I read and explained the above statement in Kannada to the client and the client has not agreed to be interviewed. Signed Date (Shankar G. Hoskeri) The above details have been explained to me in Kannada and I have agreed to be interviewed by Sri. Shankar.G. Hoskeri, Research Scholar, Dept, of Social Work, Kamatak University, Dharwad for his study purpose. Client Signature Name: Date: 225

A. PERSONAL DETAILS 1. Name and Address of the client 2. Age 1) </= 18 yrs 2) 19 to 23 3) 24 to 28 4) 29 to 33 5) 34 to 38 6) 39 to 43 7) 44 to 48 8) 49 and Above 3. Sex 1) Male 2) Female 3) Transgender 4. Educational Qualification 1) Illiterate 2) Primary 3) High School 4) PUC/Diploma 5) Graduate 6) Post-Graduate 7) Any other (Specify) 5. Occupation 1) Unemployed 2) Coolie 3) Housewife 4) Businesses 5) Self-employed Private / Shop 6) Government Employee 7) Others (Specify) 6. Type of Income 1) Monthly 2) Weekly 3) Daily 7. Individual Income per month ----------- 8. Approximate Family Income per month 9. Economic Status of the Family 1) Below Poverty Line 2) Poverty Line 3) Middle Class 4) Higher Class 10. Religion 1) Hindu 2) Muslim 3) Christian 4) Others (specify) 226

11. Type of Family 1) Nuclear 2) Non-Nuclear 12. Number of earning members in the family 1) Male 2) Female 13. Number of dependents in the family 1) Male 2) Female 3) Children 14. Head of the Family 1) Self 2) Spouse 3) Parents 4) Others (specify) 15. Habits Past Left since when Habitual No. of years Occasion ally Once in How many days No Smoking Alcohol consumption Gutkha/tobacco chewing Gambling Commercial sex contacts Homosexual contacts Others (please specify) B. MARITAL DETAILS 1. Marital status 1) Unmarried _ 2) Married 3) Widow/ Widower 4) Divorced 5) Separated 6) Deserted 7) Others (specify) 227

2. Age at Marriage of the respondent 3. Type of marriage 1) Arranged marriage 2) Choice marriage 3. Spouse 1) Age at marriage of the spouse 2) Education 3) Occupation 4. Number of children Male Age Education Female Age Education 5. Client living with Spouse Children Parents In-laws Siblings Friends / relatives Others (please specify) Before HIV status After HIV status C. HEALTH BACKGROUNDS 1. Reason for undergoing HIV testing 1) To know the status 2) Suspected by doctor 3) Pre - Surgical 4) Spouse / Children infected 5) others (please specify) 2. Place of HIV testing 1) VCTC n 2) PPTCT 3) Private Hospital 2a) Date of confirmation of the status -------- /----------/----------/ 2b) What was your reaction towards test status 1) Shocked 2) Acceptance 3) Non-acceptance 4) Others: 228

3. Who referred for HIV testing? 1) Self 4) Family members 4. Mode of Transmission 1) Unprotected Sexual Act 3) Partners Risk Behavior 2) Doctor 5) Others (specify) 2) Risk Behavior 4) Infected Partner 3) Spouse 5) Blood Transfusion 6) Infected Needles and Syringes 7) Not known 5. Present health problems 1) None 4) Recurrent fever 7) Loss of appetite 10) Herpes 13) Other (specify) 2) General weakness 5) Weight loss 8) TB 11) Oral candidiasis 3) Cough 6) Head ache 9) Diarrhoea 12) STIs 6. Previously completed treatment for 1) TB rn 2) Ols [ l 3) STIs 4) Others (specify) 7. Currently on any treatment 1) Yes 2) No 8. If yes treatment for 1) TB 2) Ois 3) STIs 4) ART 5) Others (specify) 9. Place of treatment Government Private Ayurvedic Homeopathy Other (specify) Expenditure incurred Duration of treatment 229

10. Result of the treatment Government Private Ayurvedic Homeopathy Other (specify) No improvement Very little improvement Satisfactory improvement 11. Have you disclosed your HIV status? 1) Yes 2) No 12. If yes, to whom you have disclosed 1) Spouse 2) Parents 3) Siblings 4) Friends 5) others (please specify) 13. When did you disclose 1) Tested day 2) after a week 3) after a month 4) after a year 14. If not disclosed, reason 15. HIV status of the spouse 1) Reactive 2) Non-reactive 3) Don t know 16. HIV status of the children SI. Male Female No. age status age status 1. 2. 230

D. SOCIO-ECONOMIC IMPLICATIONS AFTER HIV POSITIVE STATUS Economic Implications 1. What is the major expense burden experienced by you? 1) Medical treatment [ [ 2) Hospitalization 3) TestI investigation 4) Food and travel 2. How are you coping with the expense s burden? 1) Drawing down on savings 2) Selling assets / borrowings 3) Reducing household expenses 4) Depend on family members Social Implications 1. What is the reaction of your family to your status? 1) Acceptance I 4) Discriminate \_ 7) No change 2) Supportive 5) Sympathy 8) Not applicable 3) Caring 6) Neglected 2. Whether your friends know about your status? 1) Yes 2) No 3) Don t know 3. How your friends react to your status? 1) Acceptance 4) Discriminate 7) No change 2) Supportive 5) Sympathy 8) Not applicable 3) Caring 6) Isolate 3. Whether your neighborhood know about your status? 1) Yes 2) No 3) Don t know 4. How your neighborhood react to your status? 1) Acceptance 4) Discriminate f~ 2) Supportive 5) Stigmatized 3) Boy cot 6) No change 7) Not mixing with you and your family 8) Not applicable 231

4. What is the atmosphere at you working piace? 1) Acceptance 2) Sympathetic 3) Co operative 4) Stigmatized 5) Discriminated 6) No change 7) Not applicable 5. Is your family discriminated and stigmatized due to your status? 1) Yes 2) No 3) Don t know If yes, does it affect your 1) Spouse Yes /No 2) Children Yes /No 3) Social gathering Yes /No 4) Reaction with other family members Yes /No E. MAJOR PSYCHO-SOCIAL PROBLEMS OF THE CLIENT 1. Individual 1) Loneliness 3) Managing sexual desires 2) Loss of self-esteem 4) Others (please specify) 2. Health related 1) Worries about life span 2) Fear about visible physical changes 3) Fear of physical pain and sufferings 4) Fear of illness and death 3. Livelihood related 1) Loss of job 3) Repaying debts 2) Loss of income 4) Problem of dependents 4. Family related 1) Disclosure to family 2) Status of the family 3) Future of the family 4) Future of the spouse and children 5) Problem from family members 232

5. Stigma and discrimination 1) Family members 4) Community 2) Health care workers 5) Loss of prestige 3) At work place F. REACTION TOWARDS HIV STATUS Degree of Experience Emotions Immediately At present 100% 75% 50% 25% None 100% 75% 50% 25% None Shock Fear Denial Sadness Anxiety Unenthusiastic Helplessness Others 233

G. RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SOCIAL PROBLEMS Emotions With any problem Without any problem Most of the time Some times Rare Most of the time Some times Rare Depressed mood Crying spell Sleeping disturbance Unenthusiastic Constant feeling of loss of energy Feeling of worthlessness guilt Feeling of hopelessness and helplessness Suicidal intention Decreased ability to think / concentrate Anger on self Anger on others Stress H. COUNSELLING ASPECTS I. How many times have you attended counseling sessions after HIV testing? 1) Only one 2) More than once 3) More than twice 4) On going 234

2. What type of counselling have you undergone? Whether the counselling session really helped you? Issues Pre and Post Test Counselling ART counselling Strongly Somewhat Not at Strongly Somewhat agree agree all agree agree To understand status To motivate positive living To reduce the psycho social stress PPTCT Behavior change Network membership HIV/TB Psychiatric problems Follow up plan Adherence Family Counseling Others (Specify) Not at all 4. Has counselling session changed your present life style? 1) Yes 2) No 3) Don t know 4a. If yes, how 4b. If no, why 5. Type of counseling undergone 1) Education type 2) Interacting type 6. Do you feel that you can also lead a healthy life after counselling? 1) Yes O 2) No 3) Don t know 235

7. To what extent has the client knowledge about the following areas changed as the result of counselling? 7.1) Voluntary counselling and testing center services 1) Not at all 2) A little much 7.2) PPTCT 1) Not at all 2) A little much 7.3) ART 1) Not at all 2) A little much 7.4) Ols information and free Ols treatment 1) Not at all 2) A little much 7.5) CD4 cell tests 1) Not at all 2) A little much 7.6) Care and Support center 1) Not at all 2) A little much 7.7) Support groups of PLHAs 1) Not at all 2) A little much 7.8) HIV phone help line 1) Not at all 2) A little much 7.9) Psychosocial care for client 1) Not at all 2) A little much 7.10) Positive living 1) Not at all 2) A little much 7.11) Legal issues in HIV/AIDS 1) Not at all I _] 2) A little much 236

8. Are you member of positive network? 1) Yes 2) No 8.1) If yes, what kind of support you are getting from positive network? 1) Counselling [ 4) Positive living 7) Mutual Help If no, why? 2) Medical checkup 5) Health awareness 8) Self-confidence 3) Income generation activities 6) Identification 9) Any others (specify) 8.2) How often do you attend the meeting? 8.3) Do you want to become a member now? 1) Yes 2) No 3) Not decided 9. Did you have the knowledge of practice of safe sex? Before HIV After HIV 1) Yes 2) No a) Yes b) No 10. Are you using condoms regularly? 1) Yes 2) No 10.1. If no, why 11. Immediate need of the client 12. What is your opinion about HIV? Whether HIV test should be made Mandatory before marriage? a) Yes b) No c) Don know I. OTHER OBSERVATIONS J. CLIENT REACTION TO THE INTERVIEW Place of Interview Date of Interview : Name of the Investigator : 237