(Ebook) The Impact of AIDS Psychological and Social Aspects of HIV Infection 3rd Edition by Jose Catalan, Barbara Hedge, Lorraine Sherr ISBN 9789057020407 9057020408

(Ebook) The Impact of AIDS Psychological and Social Aspects of HIV Infection 3rd Edition by Jose Catalan, Barbara Hedge, Lorraine Sherr ISBN 9789057020407 9057020408

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Author: Jose Catalan, Barbara Hedge, Lorraine Sherr

(Ebook) The Impact of AIDS Psychological and Social Aspects of HIV Infection 3rd Edition Table of contents:

1: Condom Use in Heterosexual Sex: A Review of Research, 1985-1994.

Introduction

Population Selection

Methodologies

Does Fear of Infection Change Behaviour?

Partnership Patterns and Condom Use

Does Gender Make a Difference?

Does Sex Work Represent a Risk?

Do Drugs and Alcohol Constitute a Situational Risk?

Does Young Age Affect Condom Use?

Concluding Remarks:

What Factors Affect Intention to Use Condoms?

Acknowledgements

References

2: Initiating and Maintaining Safer Sex: Evaluation of Group Work With Gay Men.

Introduction

Theoretical Background

Aims of the Workshops

Evaluation

Method

Recruitment

Intervention

The Pre-Group Interview

Setting Personal Goals

Measures

Situational Confidence Questionnaire (Scq)

Overall Evaluation Questionnaire (Oeq)

Follow-Up Questionnaire (Fq)

Design and Data Analysis

Results

Participants

Situational Confidence Questionnaire (Scq)

Overall Evaluation Questionnaire

Behavioural and Other Changes

Qualitative Feedback

Follow-Up Questionnaires

Discussion

Acknowledgements

References

3: Utilising Peer Education and Target Group Empowerment to Induce Behaviour Change on a University Campus: “Projekt 6” at Lund University, Sweden

Background

Theory

Application

Project Experts (Change Agents)

Key Individuals and Leaders

Peer Educators

The Association “Projekt 6”

Resulting Activities

Local Peer Education Activities

University-Wide Media Campaign

Summary and Conclusions

Question 1

Question 2

Question 3

References

4: HIV/AIDS Education in the Workplace: “It’s Not My Responsibility...”

Introduction

Aids Training and Information Strategies

Information Provision

Empowerment Strategies

Community Development Approaches

Implementation

Responsibility

References

5: Ten Years of Aids Images in the Puerto Rican Press: 1983-1992

Background

Methods

Findings

Conclusions

References

DRUGS

6: Drug Injecting and the Spread of HIV Infection in South-East Asia

Diffusion of Drug Injecting in the Region

Rapid Diffusion of HIV to High Prevalence Levels

High Risk Injecting Practices and the Spread of HIV Infection

Dynamic Features Sustaining the Epidemic

Sexual Transmission From Male Injectors to Female Partners

Profile of Epidemic Spread in South-East Asia

Social, Economic and Political Factors and HIV Prevention

Prevention Lessons and Opportunities

Acknowledgements

References

7: Network and Sociohistorical Approaches to the HIV Epidemic Among Drug Injectors

Introduction

Large-Scale Sociohistorical Factors Have an Impact on the HIV Epidemic:

Racial/ethnic Subordination and HIV Among Drug Injectors:

Production and Market Dynamics in the Drug Industry

Geographic Movement of People

Sociohistorical and Social Network Factors

Social Networks and Risk Networks

Social Factors and HIV Risk: Subjects and Data:

Questionnaire:

Network Information:

Network Concepts and Data:

Units of Analysis:

Data Validity and Reliability:

Limitations of Data:

Analysis:

Sociometric Results:

Limitations of Data for Analyses of HIV Risk Factors:

Networks in Colorado Springs, a Low Seroprevalence City

Personal Social Networks, Risk Behaviors, and HIV Infection

Networks as a Target for Interventions: the “Safe” Study in Baltimore

Discussion and Implications

Acknowledgements

References

8: Amphetamine Injecting Women and Their Primary Partners: an Analysis of Risk Behaviour

Introduction

The Project

Results

Sharing Injecting Equipment

Summary of Injecting Risk

HIV Risk Through Sexual Transmission

Summary of Sexual Risk

Changes in Drug Use

Summary of Changes in Drug Use

Discussion

Acknowledgements

References

Gender Issues

9: Recognizing and Countering the Psychosocial and Economic Impact of HIV on Women in Developing Countries

Status of Women

Burden of Care

Women in Developing Countries

Gender Issues

Implications

References

10: Caregiving and the Natural Caregiver of the Person Infected With HIV

The Natural Caregiver and Family

Roles and Tasks of the Natural Caregiver

Quality of Life

Distress and the Impact of Caregiving

Social Support

Care for the Caregivers

References

11: Children Born to Mothers With HIV/AIDS: Family Psycho-Social Issues

Method

Population

Materials

Results

Socio-Medical Family Demographics

Family HIV Configurations (Patterns of HIV Infection Within Families)

Emerging Themes

Services Parents Use or Want in the Future

Social Supports and Disclosure Experiences

Discussion

Conclusion

References

12: Young Women and HIV: the Role of Biology in Vulnerability

The Passage of Adolescence

Adolescent Vulnerability to Sexually Transmitted Infection

The Cervix, a Site of Change in Changing Times

The Onset of Puberty

Discussion

References

13: HIV Testing in the Antenatal Clinic: Setting Up a Counselling and Testing Service

Background

Setting Up the Service: Appointment of Counsellor

Key Midwives

Staff Support

Training Programme

Audit

a) Audit Form

b) Midwife Practitioner Training

Conclusions

Ongoing Issues

Obstetric Staff Training

Midwives Approach

Women’s Knowledge and Attitudes to Testing

Uptake Rate

e) Cost Effective Service

Summary

References

Care And Treatment

14: Bridging the Gap Between Science and Aids Service Provision

HIV Prevention

Applied Epidemiology

The Need for Treatment Information

Treatment Information Services

Conclusion

References

15: Nurse-Counsellors’ Perceptions Regarding HIV/AIDS Counselling Objectives at Baragwanath Hospital, Soweto

Introduction

The Study Site

Study Design

Results

Support as the Alleviation of Emotional Distress

Information Provision as Health Promotion

Counselling as Guidance

Guidance and Support: “Tricky Advices”

Conclusion

Acknowledgements

References

16: a Family System Approach for Community Health Nursing: Balancing the Complexity of Family HIV/AIDS Care With Human Compassion and Moral Agency

Introduction

Impact of HIV/AIDS on Families

Family System Approach for Community Nursing Care

Issues Related to Family System Nursing

The Aids Epidemic in Rural British Columbia and Edinburgh, Scotland

The Family Genogram

Case Study From Edinburgh

Case Study From Rural British Columbia

Conclusion

Acknowledgements

References

17: Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) Infection in the Brain: Pathological and Clinical Features

Introduction

Pathological Characteristics of HIV

Neuropathology

HIV Associated Neuronal Loss

Mechanisms of HIV Associated Neurotoxicity

HIV and Dementia

Epidemiology and Course of HIV Associated Dementia

Investigations

Differential Diagnosis and Treatment

References

18: Ethical Dilemmas for Psychiatrists: Assisted Suicide in Aids

Introduction

The Wish to Die in Terminal Illness

Suicide in Aids

Suicide Rates in Aids and Other Illness

Demographic Factors

Psychopathology

Alcohol Abuse and Dependence

Intravenous Drug Use

Assisted Suicide

Vignette

Discussion

Clinical Considerations: the Role of the Mental Health Professional

Ethical Considerations

Legal Considerations

Conclusion

References

19: HIV Infection in Psychiatric Inpatients

High-Risk Behaviour in Psychiatric Patients

Prevalence of HIV Infection in Psychiatric Patients

Prevention and Intervention

Ethical Aspects

Acknowledgement

References

Index

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