Bridging the Gap: Conference Workbook [International Conference on AIDS (12th: 1994: Geneva, Switzerland)]

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24317 The experiences of managing clients with AIDS Dementia Complex (ADC)
and dual diagnosis
Kerry O'Neill*; I. Ben-Nissan; M. Jones, Australia
24318 Support group and strategies of coping with HIV+ve patients
Mauro Santolamazza*; Fabio Patruno; U. Ciervo; C. Perdighe; E. Rossi;
L. Grillenzoni; M. Santolamazza; M. Del Matto, Italy
24319 Family Caregivers of HIV/AIDS Patients in Rural Zimbabwe
Rosemary Mushonga, USA
24320 Problems and needs of women living with AIDS in Africa related to the
knowledge by their partner or family of their serostatus
Rose Dossou, Cote d'lvoire
24321 Counselling strategies:they work! Results from the Voluntary HIV
Counselling and Testing (VCT) Study
Don Balmer* Olga Grinstead;; E. Van Praag;0. Grinstead; S. Gregorich;
G. Sangiwa; C Furlonge; Voluntary C& T Study Group, USA
24322 Importance of counselling children/orpharns
Gerida Birukila, Swaziland
24323 Confidentiality and couple HIV counselling encourage client disclosure of
serostatus and risk behavior: Results from theVoluntary HIV counselling
and testing study
Olga Grinstead*; A. Van Der Staten; G. San Giwa; M. Hogan; Voluntary HIV
C& TStudy Group, USA
24324 Voluntary HIV counselling and testing in Zambia and women's needs
Sonja Weinreich*; R. Baggaley;. Kayawe; G. Mutale; S. Chama; M. T. Kelly,
Zambia
24325 What should a counsellor do if volunteer refuse to share his/her HIV test
result with his/her partner?
Damata Badini Yendifimba*; Aprodec; Traore Madina, Burkina-Faso
24326 The role of peer counselling on HIV/AIDS education among prostituted
women in Davao city
Candeliria Cantillo, Philippines
24327 Training 'testcounselling for drugusers'on a national level
Julieta Tiemeijer*; Hannah Bouman, The Netherlands
24328 Being tested for HIV does not increase the incidence of negative life
events in three developing countries: Results from the voluntary HIV
counselling and testing study
Steve Gregorich*; Olga Grinstead; M. Hogan; S. Gregorich; D. Balmer;
G. Sangiwa; C Furlonge; T. Coates, USA
24329 To tell or not to tell:A review of HIV disclosure patterns at a London
teaching hospital
Riva Miller*; CA. Sabin; C Leask, UK
24330 Counselling PWAs on adherence issues
Serge Le Coz; M. Rebillon; C. Tourette-Tureis; J.M. Bithoun; T. Burnel;
J. Doazan;.L. Fraysse, France
24331 Using the internet as an adjunct to AIDS education
Adele Weiner*; K.R. Lorber, USA
24332 New needs for information and counselling on treatments issues
Serge Le Coz*; T. Aguettaz; Y. Behar;J.M. Bithoun; T. Burnel;J. Doazan;
J.L. Fraysse, France

24333 Teaching counselling to health care workers in France - An experimental
training methodology
Gregory Rowe, France
24334 Elements of the HIV test experience, and evaluations of HIV test
providers and recipients within different testing situations in Ontario,
Canada
Ted Myers*; D.J. Haubrich; D. Mahoney; M. Millson; L. Calzavara;
R. Cockrill; A. Bowlby, Canada
24335 Intervention forthe spouses of the migrant workers of Kerala - A
counselling intervention programme
Anil KumarNair, India
24336 Seropositive's women and AIDS sufferers, what future?
Adele Oli*; Rose Dossou; Koua Desire Ndah, C6te D Ivoire
24337 National AIDS hotline (non-charged) and the role of telephone
counselling in AIDS epidemic in Thailand
Narin Karinchai*; Ornanong Intarajit; Anong Panatung; Anothai
Charoensap, Thailand
24338 Chainging behaviour of family members of PWAsthrough home-based
care services in one Kenyan village
Anne Njoki Ngondo*; A.M. Awuor; R.G. Lenya, Kenya
24339 Barriers towards the implementation/utilization of HIV counselling
services
JoyAbraham*; C Subrahmanian, India
24340 Inadequate pre- and post-test counselling for HIV in two South-African
hospitals
Johannes Viljoen*;M. Meijer;J. Claasens; C. Steenberg; T. Venter; G.
Joubert; E. Van der Ryst, South Africa
24341 Pattern and characteristics of clients counselled for HIV/AIDS between
1992-1995: Implications on future counselling and training strategies
Elizabeth Matenga*; E. Garura; S. Ralepatha; C. Nya Guyo, Zimbabwe
24342 Personal experience in managing clinical problems in the post test club,
how counselling is essential in amanaging of clinical problems in the
post test club
Peter Shisa Khaukha, Uganda
24343 Impact of a computerized management information system on
counselling services at The AIDS support organisation, in Uganda
Nathan Tumwebaze*; M.S. Monico, Uganda
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