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Books on: hiv communication

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HIV/AIDS and Information

Book by Theresa Stanton; ASLIB-IMI, 2004

Subjects:

Freedom Of Information, Health Education, Health Promotion, Hiv Infections--Information Resources--Social Aspects, Hiv Infections--Information Services--Social Aspects, Information Networks

Collections: Entire Library

...coverage and accurate communication about HIV/AIDS. This involves...dissemination and communication strategy strengthen existing HIV/AIDS networking and...responsible coverage and communication of HIV/AIDS must take into...
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HIV / AIDS and Older Adults: Challenges for Individuals, Families, and Communities

Book by Charles A. Emlet; Springer, 2004

Subjects:

Aged--Health And Hygiene, Aids (Disease) In Old Age, Aids (Disease) In Old Age--Social Aspects, Aids (Disease)--Age Factors, Hiv Infections--Social Aspects, Hiv-Positive Persons

Collections: Entire Library

...be initiated. Along with HIV informa- tion, education...strategies to facilitate open communication with older cli- ents regarding...providers facilitate open communication between clients and their part- ners about HIV risk and prevention strategies...
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The Dutch Response to HIV: Pragmatism and Consensus

Book by Theo Sandfort; UCL Press, 1998

Subjects:

Hiv Infections--Netherlands, Hiv Infections--Prevention--Netherlands

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The early preparations by the Dutch authorities, when confronted with the prospects of the spread of AIDS, meant that prevention was generally successful. This study documents and discusses the Dutch policy from 1982 onwards.
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Living with HIV: Experiment in Courage

Book by Mary Elizabeth O'Brien; Auburn House, 1992

Subjects:

Adjustment (Psychology), Aids (Disease)--Psychological Aspects, Hiv Infections--Psychological Aspects, Stress (Psychology)

Collections: Entire Library

This is an immensely sensitive and substantive account of the impact the AIDS epidemic has had on the individuals living with it and the responses of those who share their lives as family members, loved ones, or professional caregivers. The purpose of the NIH-supported study is to identify physical ...
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This is an immensely sensitive and substantive account of the impact the AIDS epidemic has had on the individuals living with it and the responses of those who share their lives as family members, loved ones, or professional caregivers. The purpose of the NIH-supported study is to identify physical and psychosocial problems associated with HIV. The book presents case studies of HIV-infected persons describing their lives--and the resurgent grandeur of spirit found inside them and in the caring responses of "family" members, professional caregivers, and volunteers.
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Risky Rhetoric: AIDS and the Cultural Practices of HIV Testing

Book by J. Blake Scott; Southern Illinois University Press, 2003

Subjects:

Hiv Infections--Diagnosis--Social Aspects, Rhetorical Criticism, Social Medicine

Collections: Entire Library

...Southern States Communication Association, for...Newborns to the HIV Test: A Case Study...Topos ( Southern Communication Journal 66.2 winter...Debate over Newborn HIV Testing: A Case...length study of HIV testing and its...and interpersonal communication, and both explicit...

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Journal Articles on: hiv communication

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In the Life: Culture-Specific HIV Communication Programs Designed for African American Men Who Have Sex with Men

Journal article by Roger Myrick; The Journal of Sex Research, Vol. 36, 1999

Subjects:

AIDS (Disease)--Study and teaching, African American men--Sexual behavior, Sex education--Analysis, Sex research--Statistics

Collections: Education, Psychology, Entire Library

...the Life: Culture-Specific HIV Communication Programs Designed for African...Witte, 1995). In terms of HIV communication among marginalized populations...will best meet those needs. HIV Communication and African American MSM...
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Expected versus Actual Responses to Disclosure in Relationships of HIV-Positive African American Adolescent Females

Journal article by Kathryn Greene, Sandra L. Faulkner; Communication Studies, Vol. 53, 2002

Subjects:

AIDS (Disease)--Reports, African Americans--Research, Disclosure of information--Research, HIV (Viruses)--Reports, Teenage girls--Research

Collections: Entire Library

...to disclose ones HIV status (Greene et...press; Yep, 2000). Communication Boundary Management...1993). Privacy, HIV testing, and AIDS...perspectives. Health Communication, 5, 59-74. Greene...Disclosure of HIV infection in interpersonal...relationships: A communication management of privacy...
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"If I Knew Then What I Know Now": Seropositive Individuals' Perceptions of Partner Trust, Safety and Risk Prior to HIV Infection

Journal article by Tara L. Crowell, Tara M. Emmers-Sommer; Communication Studies, Vol. 52, 2001

Subjects:

AIDS (Disease)--Statistics, Communicable diseases--Statistics, HIV infection--Statistics, Safe sex--Usage, Sexually transmitted diseases--Public opinion

Collections: Entire Library

...safer sexual communication. In support, recent research on HIV risk and social...personalize the risk of HIV and to engage in safer sexual communication and behavior...face-to-face or communication via Internet or print--with HIV positive heterosexuals...
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In Search of Cultural Sensitivity and Inclusiveness: Communication Strategies Used in Rural Hiv Prevention Campaigns Designed for African Americans

Journal article by Roger Myrick; Health Communication, Vol. 10, 1998

Subjects:

Communication In Medicine, Health In Mass Media

Collections: Entire Library

...Culturally specific health communication about HIV and inclusion of minority...1995; Roper, 1993). HIV Communication in a Rural Context Given...Morrissey, 1993). HIV Communication and African American Cultures...
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HIV and AIDS: Toward Increased Awareness and Understanding of Prevention and Education Research Using Meta-Analysis

Journal article by Tara M. Emmers-Sommer, Mike Allen; Communication Studies, Vol. 52, 2001

Subjects:

AIDS (Disease)--Prevention, Central States Communication Association--Achievements and awards, Educational research--Usage, Emmers-Sommer and Allen--Achievements and awards, Internet--Research

Collections: Education, Entire Library

...education, and communication with those testing positive for HIV. Specifically...context of health communication. The prevention of the spread of HIV infection is...that he was HIV positive. Paper...Central States Communication Association...

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Magazine Articles on: hiv communication

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Discharge Planning and Community Case Management for HIV-Infected Inmates: Collaboration Enhances Public Health and Safety

Magazine article by Roberto Hugh Potter; Corrections Today, Vol. 65, October 2003

Subjects:

Correctional institutions--Securities, HIV infection, HIV infections, HIV patients, Medical care--Services, Medical care--United States, Public health

Collections: Entire Library

...and social support needs of HIV-infected individuals who...division of labor with clear communication) and barriers (multiple levels...leading to unclear lines of communication between health and jail officials...earlier are successful is communication among the partners. In each...
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HIV, Incarceration and Community: A Paramount Linkage

Magazine article by Melanie Spector; Corrections Today, Vol. 69, October 2007

Subjects:

Community--Influence, Correctional education--Health aspects, HIV infections--Influence, HIV infections--Prevention, HIV infections--Social aspects, Oklahoma. Department of Corrections--Powers and duties, Oklahoma. Department of Health--Powers and duties

Collections: Education, Entire Library

...beliefs and behaviors. Ultimately, the peer educators bring intense health communication messages, encouraging their fellow inmates to avoid behaviors that put them at risk for HIV, alcohol and drug dependency, and associated maladies. Information and...
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HIV/AIDS in Africa: Shifting the Horizons of Development

Magazine article by Lennart Bage; UN Chronicle, Vol. 41, September 2004

Subjects:

AIDS (Disease)--Analysis, AIDS (Disease)--Statistics, Antiretroviral agents, Antiviral agents, HIV (Viruses)--Analysis, HIV (Viruses)--Statistics, HIV--Analysis, HIV--Statistics

Collections: Entire Library

...gender-related factors increase the probability of behaviour that puts people at risk of contracting the HIV virus. Lack of access to education and communication means that people cannot gain an understanding of HIV/AIDS and the dangers it poses. A low level...
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When Opposites Attract: As Hard as Relationships Can Be, It's Sometimes Doubly So When Your Partner's HIV Status Is Different from Your Own

Magazine article by Jeremy Quittner; The Advocate, November 11, 2003

Subjects:

Gay couples, HIV patients--Social aspects, Lesbians--Diseases, Lesbians--Health aspects, Papillomavirus infections--Diagnosis, Sexually transmitted disease prevention, Syphilis--Statistics

Collections: Entire Library

...relationships. They also suggest traditional counseling to help the couples increase their communication skills. As long as people are living with HIV and AIDS, HIV-positive and -negative partners are going to have to work through these issues...
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Africa Can Launch Final Assault against Aids: One of the Most Effective Ways of Fighting the Spread of HIV/Aids and Mitigating Its Effects on People's Lives Is through Specific Work Place Policies. the Private Sector Is Already Deeply Involved but the Public Sector Is Lagging Far Behind. Anver Versi Attended a Groundbreaking Seminar, Convened to Tackle This Issue, in Dar Es Salaam. Here Is His Report

Magazine article by Anver Versi; African Business, July 2004

Subjects:

HIV (Viruses)--Reports, HIV--Reports

Collections: Entire Library

...the main hurdles that are preventing a rapid rolling back of HIV/Aids in Africa. Workplace policies are designed to circumvent...aims: (1) Prevention of the spread of Aids through effective communication, the provision of condoms and voluntary testing and counselling...

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Newspaper Articles on: hiv communication

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Black Teen Girls at Very High Risk for HIV Infection

Newspaper article; The Washington Times, July 11, 2004

Collections: Religious Studies, Philosophy, History, Education, Literature, Psychology, Entire Library

...were randomized to the "intervention" group, in which they were given information about "ethnic and gender pride," HIV, communication, condom use and application skills, and "healthy relationships." "Peer educators (also black) were instrumental...
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MIRACLE HIV SCOT COULD CURE MILLIONS; His Genes Hold 'Key to Vaccine

Newspaper article; Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland), November 14, 2005

Collections: Religious Studies, Philosophy, History, Education, Literature, Psychology, Entire Library

...carried out the tests made a mistake. He says he has had little communication from them in the intervening time. "Andrew says that after he was told in October 2003 that he was clear of HIV, it was not until October 2004 that the trust started to investigate...
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Online Project Aims to Stop Spread of HIV

Newspaper article; The Register-Guard (Eugene, OR), June 7, 2004

Collections: Religious Studies, Philosophy, History, Education, Literature, Psychology, Entire Library

...sex and condom use, and raises themes such as responsibility, communication and disclosure. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention...estimates that one-quarter of the nearly 900,000 Americans who are HIV-positive dont know they have the disease, which can stay dormant...
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HIV Results Text Messages under Fire

Newspaper article; Daily Post (Liverpool, England), July 1, 2006

Collections: Religious Studies, Philosophy, History, Education, Literature, Psychology, Entire Library

HIV Results Text Messages under Fire. Byline...physical condition, you have got to use skills of communication rather than electronic communication. "When people get a letter from the hospital...service covers a range of conditions, including HIV, gonorrhoea and chlamydia. Hospital officials...
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Jazz as a Tool of Communication

Newspaper article; Manila Bulletin, July 15, 2007

Collections: Religious Studies, Philosophy, History, Education, Literature, Psychology, Entire Library

...jazz music and music in general is a very powerful means of communication." He also talked about globalization, since jazz is a product...controversial role of a minor being sodomized by his own father with HIV. George Vail pointed out the social cost as metaphor incurred...

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