New Call for Abstracts and Registration [International Conference on AIDS (8th: 1992: Amsterdam, Netherlands)]

C27. Application and performance
of HIV/STD diagnostic assays
in epidemiology studies
C28. Surveillance methods for HIV
and STDs
C29. Modeling, forecasting, scenario-analysis, and impact
assessment
C30. Methodology of vaccine trials
C3 1. Methodology of intervention
and evaluation
C32. Methodology of clinical trials
C33. Measurement and description
of sexual behavior
C34. Modeling of HIV and its interaction with the immune system
Evaluation and Impact Assessment
C35. STD prevention and HIV
transmission
C36. Evaluation of interventions to
prevent sexual transmission
C37. Evaluation of interventions to
prevent HIV transmission
through injecting drug use
C38. Evaluation of other interventions to prevent HIV
transmission
Track D: The Social Impact and
Response
Human Rights, Ethics, and Law
D1. International human rights
D2. Health law: legislation and
litigation
D3. Advocacy and self advocacy
D4. Discrimination (e.g., housing,
employment, education, and
services)
D5. Ethics: clinical, biomedical,
epidemiology, research, and
social responsibility
D6. The role of religion and conscience
D7. The role of governmental and
non-governmental organizations
D8. Distributive justice and infra
structure building

D9. Access to and control of
information
Health Care and Social Services for HIVI
AIDS and other STDs
D10. Models of care and delivery:
institutional
D11. Models of care and delivery:
home and community
D12. Traditional healing
D13. Services for asymptomatic persons infected with HIV
D14. Organization and implementation of clinical STD services
D15. Access, costs, financing, and
resource allocation
D16. Health care workers and occupational transmission
D17. Family care issues
Behavior, Prevention, and
Communication
D18. Media and information
dissemination
D19. Education and health
promotion
D20. Sexual behavior
D21. Drug use
D22. Blood donation
D23. Vertical transmission
D24. Behavioral research: monitoring, intervention, and
evaluation
D25. National AIDS and STD control strategies: design,
coordination, implementation,
and evaluation
Policy Choices
D26. Social, economic, and demographic impact of HIV and
STDs
D27. Testing and screening
D28. Reporting/notification to public health department
D29. International policies and
programs
D30. Partner notification/contact

tracing

D3 1. Privacy, confidentiality,
power/duty to inform, and
right to know
D32. Transfusion/transplantation of
blood or other body tissues
D33. Community empowerment
and mobilization
D34. Research and development of
drugs and vaccines: issues of
locale, control, and design; expedited access; and distributive
justice
D35. Funding resources: donors,
governmental support, and
voluntary organizations
D36. Needle policies and drug law
enforcement
Populations
D37. Prisoners and other institutionalized populations
D38. Women
D39. Young people
D40. Lesbians and gays
D41. Drug users
D42. Commercial sex workers and
customers
D43. Homeless persons and street
children
D44. AIDS orphans
D45. Persons with hemophilia
D46. Bisexuals and transsexuals
D47. Cultural, racial, social, and
ethnic groups
D48. Immigrants, travelers, and
refugees
D49. People living with HIV/AIDS
Supportive Care and Services
D50. Stress and coping among
health care workers, care
givers, and families
D5 1. Assessment and evaluation
D52. Individual counseling and
psychotherapy
D53. Peer support
D54. Family support
D55. Counseling
D56. Living with HIV/AIDS

D57. Role and contribution of
volunteers

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