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Women in HIV Conference Research: Trends and Content Analysis of Abstracts Presented at 17 HIV/AIDS Conferences from 2003 to 2010

机译:妇女参加艾滋病毒会议研究:2003年至2010年在17次艾滋病毒/艾滋病会议上发表的摘要的趋势和内容分析

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Objective: HIV/AIDS conferences provide an opportunity to review current research from around the world. Conferences are a good gauge of the amount of research conducted on HIV/AIDS and women because papers are disseminated widely and publicly, and can represent published or unpublished material. The objective of this study was to conduct content analysis and data coding to quantify trends in women-specific research in HIV/AIDS abstracts at the International AIDS Conferences (AIDS), the Canadian Association for HIV Research (CAHR) Conferences, and the Conferences on Retroviruses and Opportunistic Infections (CROI) over a 7-year time period. Methods: Abstracts titles and text containing female keywords were retrieved from the AIDS, CAHR, and CROI conferences between 2003 and 2009 and coded according to research category using content analysis. Results: Over 34,000 abstracts were searched. A total of 5,221 abstracts related to women (13.7%) were found over 7 years. Women-specific abstracts represented 16.2% (n = 4,245/26,175) at AIDS, 13.7% (n = 257/1,876) at CAHR, and 11.1% (n = 719/6,370) at CROI. The AIDS and CAHR conferences demonstrated a slightly increasing trend in women-specific abstracts over 7 years. In categorical coding, the most prevalent research category was reproductive health, and the most infrequent was policy and program evaluation. Conclusion: The AIDS conferences showed an increase in women-specific abstracts over time, probably owing to a gender policy implemented in 2008 and a women's research award. The CAHR conference instituted a gender policy in 2011, and the CROI conference should follow suit. Conference abstracts should include breakdown and analysis by gender.
机译:目标:艾滋病毒/艾滋病会议提供了一个机会,可以审查来自世界各地的最新研究。会议很好地衡量了关于艾滋病毒/艾滋病和妇女的研究数量,因为论文被广泛和公开传播,并且可以代表已发表或未发表的材料。这项研究的目的是进行内容分析和数据编码,以量化在国际艾滋病大会(AIDS),加拿大艾滋病研究协会(CAHR)大会和在7年的时间内,逆转录病毒和机会性感染(CROI)。方法:从2003年至2009年的AIDS,CAHR和CROI会议上检索包含女性关键字的摘要标题和文本,并使用内容分析根据研究类别进行编码。结果:检索了34,000多个摘要。在7年的时间里,总共发现了5,221篇与女性有关的摘要(占13.7%)。特定于女性的摘要在艾滋病中占16.2%(n = 4,245 / 26,175),在CAHR中占13.7%(n = 257 / 1,876),在CROI中占11.1%(n = 719 / 6,370)。 AIDS和CAHR会议在过去7年中显示出针对女性的摘要略有增加的趋势。在分类编码中,最普遍的研究类别是生殖健康,而最不频繁的是政策和计划评估。结论:艾滋病会议显示,随着时间的推移,针对女性的摘要有所增加,这可能是由于2008年实施的性别政策和一项女性研究奖。 CAHR会议于2011年制定了性别政策,CROI会议应紧随其后。会议摘要应包括按性别分类和分析。

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