Reflective helping in HIV and AIDS
Publication details: Milton Keynes Open University Press 1992Description: 291; diag.,bibls.; BookFindISBN:- 0335156320
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| Book | Newcomb Library at Homerton Healthcare Shelves | WC 503 AND (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Available | HOM1995 |
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| WC 406 KHA Sick : a memoir | WC 503 ADL ABC of HIV and AIDS | WC 503 AGG Learning about AIDS: scientific and social issues | WC 503 AND Reflective helping in HIV and AIDS | WC 503 BAR HIV and AIDS: your questions answered | WC 503 FAH AIDS/HIV reference guide for medical professionals | WC 503 FRA How to survive a plague : the story of how activists and scientists tamed AIDS |
Introduction, Charles Anderson and Patricia Wilkie. Part 1 Clarifying purposes: aspects of helping in HIV - a personal view, Charles Anderson. Part 2 Medical, psychiatric and epidemiological aspects of HIV: the human immunodeficiency virus, Alexander McMillan; HIV-related illnesses and AIDS, Alexander McMillan; psychiatric and neuropsychological aspects of HIV infection, Alison Richardson; the current epidemiology of HIV infection and AIDS, David Wilkie. Part 3 Coping with HIV: giving information, handling information, Charles Anderson; counselling and HIV antibody testing, Charles Anderson; living with HIV, Charles Anderson; coping with illness, Charles Anderson. Part 4 Looking at particular needs: women and HIV, Patricia Wilkie; gay men and HIV, Patricia Wilkie; drug users and HIV, Alan Ferry and Charles Anderson; people with haemophilia and HIV, Patricia Wilkie; particular issues in working with partners, Patricia Wilkie. Part 5 The needs of the helper: organizing support for helpers, Norah Smith. Part 6 Sources of information and services: resources.
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Aims to assist voluntary helpers and professional workers in the area of HIV and AIDS to reflect on their general aims in helping and to look carefully at their day-to-day practice. In addition to this primary aim, the book presents helpers with useful information about HIV and related matters.
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