I am proposing to research about continuous utilisation of HIV care and it's challenges and strategies that PLHIV use to engage in care. I was hoping that i would use SCT to relate my variables but it's failing to come out well.
Dear Victoria Tumusiime
yes . social cognitive theory make a good model to study continuous utilisation of chronic care.
you can also employed ( social learning theory ). for more information you can follow my article( Challenges impede AIDS patients in Jordan to integrate them into society.)
https://journals.ju.edu.jo/DirasatHum/issue/view/720
Social Cognitive Theory has been one of the most common theories that used in many studies as to improve behaviours in-patient with chronic disease such as diabetes mellitus.
(PDF) A Review of Social Cognitive Theory and Self-care for Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus Patients (researchgate.net)
Article A psychological well-being program for persons living with H...
Herewith an alternative approach
SCT is one of the most effective theories for the prediction and explanation of PA behaviors. The theory explains the predictors and principles of a behavior by using constructs like self-efficacy, goal setting, and outcome expectancy to guide researchers when developing educational interventions.
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