Characterization and contextualization of transgender women population and condom use in the HIV syndemic framework: Scoping review
Moncayo-Quevedo, J. E.; Perez-Arizabaleta, M. D. M.; Rodriguez-Ortiz, A. R.; Villegas-Trujillo, L. M.
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ObjectiveTo characterize and contextualize condom use in the transgender women (TW) population utilizing the HIV syndemic framework. MethodsStudies reported condom-use frequency and syndemic factors associated with HIV risk in the TW population were searched in databases. We followed the PRISMA Extension for Scoping Reviews checklist. ResultsSocial factors have a proven relationship with using condoms and HIV among TW. Syndemic factors, and how some of them reinforce others, deserve a specific analysis to develop strategies to face HIV among TW. ConclusionsAnalyzing a syndemic perspective allows to generate specific health intervention and prevention policies to protect the TW.
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