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

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33251 Development of national guidelines of STD case management and
integration with the primary health care services in Bangladesh
M.D. Ahsanul Kabir*; H. Mahmud; M.A.H. Mian; E. Karim; M.N. Islam,
Bangladesh
33252 STD/HIV in female patients in Nepal: How much is it a problem?
Kamala D.R. Burathoki*; G.R. Shayka; K.P Bista; R Arjyal; A. Kapaun, Nepal
33253 Testing simple, low-cost diagnostic tests for STD among low income
women attending both urban and rural Puskesmas
Hadi Pratomo*; S.F. Daili; R. Suradi; S. Handayani, Indonesia
33254 Bridging the gap between STD management and STD control among
female sex workers with asymptomatic STD using a risk scoring system
Ronaldo Quintana*;J.B. Fleras; M.E.F Borromeo; TE. Wi;
R.E. Carandang; World Health Organization, Philippines
33255 Well Womans Clinic - A model clinic for diagnosis, care and health
education for women
Anuradha Rangachar, India
33256 HIV/AIDS prevention and control through creation of awareness by
motivating and mobilizing religious leaders
Hasan Mahmud*; M.A. Kabir; M.A.H. Mian; M.M. Ali, Bangladesh
33257 The effect of HIV treatment on population infection levels is robustly
dependent upon the rate of epidemic rise
James Koopman* J. W Kwon, USA
33258 Tuberculosis drugs alternative cure for HIV-infected people
Eunice Goma, Zambia
33259 The media -Vital element in HIV/AIDS prevention in Uganda
Claire Nakibuule*; H.R.N. Mwanje; J.E.N. Tebagalika;.C. Sekamwa;
H.P Akongo; TE.O. Lukwago; J.O.N. Tumbu, Uganda
33260 Establishing counselling intervention within government STD clinics in
Bangalore - An NGO's experience in the Indian context
Babitha Kalyanasundaram, India
33261 Readinessfor HIV counselling and testing in a country with extremely
high HIV prevalence levels
Knut Fylkesnes*;A. Haworth; RM. Kwapa; C. Rosensvard, Normay
33262 The impact and response of training AIDS Community Workers (ACWs)
of Nakalembe Community in Masaka Dist
Mark Jones Kamya, Uganda
33263 Cost of preventing HIV via counselling: Results from a randomized
trial (Project RESPECT)
Mary Louise Kamb*; W Kassler; T Peterman;J.Zenilman; G. Bolan;
J. Rogers; F. Rhodes, USA
33264 Experience of the establishment of an HIV/AIDS hot-line and
counselling center in Egypt
Jocelyn Dejong*; Mervat Gueineidy; N. AI-Sayed; J. Dejong, Egypt
33265 Client's views on HIV counselling and testing - Is it helpful?
Ignatius Kayawe*; S.C. Weinreich; S. Chana; R. Nsiska; W Mulongo;
R. Baggaley, Zambia
33266 Prevention of stresses in families of HIV-infected patients
Natalya Pidlisna*; N.L. Lukyanova, Ukraine

33267 Need assessment for HIV counselling of blood donors
Neelam Dhingra-Kumar*; K. Chatterji; S. Gururaja; V Doda, India

33268 Serodiscordant married couples undergoing couples counselling
and testing reduce risk behaviour with each other but not with extramarital partners
Thomas Coates*; G. Coates; G. Sangiwa; D. Balmer; C. Furlonge;
C. Kamenga; S. Gregorich, USA
33269 Voluntary HIV counselling and testing (VCT) reduces risk behaviour in
developing countries: Results from the voluntary counselling and
testing study
Thomas Coates*; Gloria Sangiwa; D. Balmer; S. Gregorich;
C. Kamenga, USA
33270 Randomised controlled trial to evaluate an HIV test-counselling
intervention for 'repeat HIV testers'
Jonathan Elford*; Riva Miller; L. Sherr; HJ. Wells; M.A. Johnson;
J. Elford, UK
33271 Cost-effective model for developing a blood donor counselling
programme
Neelam Dhingra-Kumar, India
33272 Motivational enhancing and skills building HIV risk reduction
counselling intervention for women
Seth Kalichman*; L. Belcher; F Norris;J. Emsoff; J.A. Nurss, USA
33273 HIV counselling and testing referrals given to high-risk negatives
Increase prevention service use
Rani Marx*; D.S. Sebesta; A.M. Hirozawa; Y Liu; J.G. Kahn; M.H. Katz, USA
33274 Reducing HIV risk among low income women using motivational
enhancement and behavioural skills training
Michael P Carey*; S.A. Maisto; L.S. Braaten; L.E. Durant;
A.D. Forsyth; B.C. Jaworski; L.S. Weinhardt, USA
33275 CD4+T-Lymphocytes counts of HIV-infected women seeking an
anonymous counselling/testing service in S. Paulo-Brazil
Ana Beatriz Ungaro*; C.G. Luppi; V Buccheri; E. Sabino;J. Eluf-Neto, Brazil
33276 Do women abandon condoms after exposure to a safer-sex hierarchy?
Mary Latka*; E.L. Gollub; P.P French; Z.A. Stein, USA
33277 HIV counselling and testing inTanzania and Kenya is cost-effective:
Results from the voluntary HIV counselling and testing study
Michael Sweat*; G. Sangiwa; D. Balmer, USA
33278 Epidemiological profile of the population spontaneously submitted to
anti-HIV testing at an AIDS unit (Casa da AIDS) in Sao Paulo
Ana Lucia L.M. Lima*;J.1..V Varandas; S.M.G. Gasparini; M.RC. Castro;
V.X.F Felipe; VL.N. Nascimento; C.S. Santos, Brazil
33279 Awareness and rehabilitation of commercial sex workers
Romola Sangamalla*; Ramesh Babu Rayapu; R. Vasantha Kumari, India
33280 Factors associated with attendance at HIV post-test counselling in
Ethiopia
Tefera Sahlu*; A. T Agonafir; T.A. Tsegaye; TF. Rinke de Wit; R.E. Kassa;
R.A. Coutinho; A. Fontanet, Ethiopia
33281 Emerging psycho-social needs for HIV-positive persons on commercial
antiretroviral therapies in two selected hospitals in Nairobi
Dorothy Odhiambo*; N. Maina, Kenya
33282 Same day HIV voluntary counselling and testing (VCT) improves

overall acceptability among prenatal women in Zambia
Ganapati.J. Bhat*;Ganapati.J. Bhat;S. McKenna; H. Terunuma;
Y Ahmed; N. Luo; S. Allen; B. Hojer, Zambia

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