Descriptive study assesses domestic violence prevalence and risk factors in women with HIV, highlighting significant societal implications.
Key Points
Overall prevalence of domestic violence was reported at 15.3% for physical violence, 13.3% for emotional, and 8.7% for sexual violence.
Significant risk factors included age, partner's educational level, number of children, and marital status, with p-values indicating substantial associations.
A descriptive cross-sectional methodology was employed to gather data from 300 women living with HIV attending an HIV clinic.
Holistic approaches involving various stakeholders are necessary to effectively combat and address domestic violence against women with HIV.