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Table 1 Intersectional gender analysis matrix

From: Using intersectional gender analysis to identify challenges in tuberculosis care at four health care facilities in Uganda

Gender relations domains

Biological stratifiers

Disease domainsΨ

Age

Sex

Marital status

Residence

Employment

Risk of TB

Access to TB services

Health seeking behaviour

Access to resources

Gender roles

*

*

*

*

*

Roles assigned to women such as cooking increase their risk of TB

There are more opportunities for women to interface with health care facilities by virtue of their role as child care givers

Men delay health care seeking as they are more preoccupied with ensuring their families do not lack

Women encounter financial hardships to access health facilities, and also adhere on treatment

Masculinism

*

*

*

*

*

  

Men consider themselves powerful beings and thus present to health facilities late

 

Decision making power and autonomy

*

*

*

*

*

  

Women rely on their husbands/partners to make decisions for them on when and where to seek care

 
  1. *Social stratifiers that intersect with gender to influence TB care
  2. ΨIllustrative examples of what emerged from the analysis showing how gender intersects with social stratifiers to influence important domains of TB care