Table 2.
Example of theme development.
Quotes | Category | Theme | |
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PLHIV-OT | HSP | ||
“We don’t want to think of it (ARV) as a drug, but consider it a vitamin. If we take vitamins, we want to be healthy, right?” | “I’ve always told PLHIV that this drug is a ‘vitamin’. Drug or medicine has such a bad stigma in their mind.” | Lightening the “load” with euphemistic terminology | Intrapersonal level facilitators of treatment adherence at an advanced HIV age |
“I told my friends in the peer support group, that ARV is … beauty pills (laughing), because we can be beautiful and productive again with the pills.” | “They (PLHIV-OT) need to think of it as doing daily activities such as brushing their teeth every night, having dinner, or taking daily vitamin.” | ||
“My kids, my mom. My kids mostly. I want to be able to watch them grow up, finish college. That’s everyone hope I guess.” | “Like I’ve said before, the things that can help them (PLHIV-OT) to comply is their desire to live, their desire to be productive, and their desire to live with their family.” | Meaning-making through goals and spirituality | |
“All I know that I’m committed to always pick up the ARV whenever it’s available for me as I still want to be alive.” | “When someone has a spirit of life, he must has a purpose in life. For example, he wants to have a family one day, or he wants to stay alive until the children get old. That’s a motivation.” |