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

Monday, June 29

ORA SESSIONS 1 -12.30 1. - 3

C13 Prevention Programmes for Youth
Chairs: Stephen Kilrya, David Satcher
Venue: Satellite Hall 2000
Time: 11.00-12.30
36 Sex education and HIV/STD prevention program for adolescents 13498
Elizabeth Ferraz; Ines Quental Ferreira; N.F.P. Costa, Brazil
37 Evaluation results from the Safer Choices project:
A multi-faceted HIV prevention intervention program for 14249
high school students
Stephen W. Banspach*; G.S. Parcel; D. Kirby;
K.M. Basen-Engquist; K.K. Coyle;J.L. Collins; R. Harrist, USA
38 Multi-cultural peer group project creates effective AIDS 33517
awareness
Christo Greyling*;L. Greyling; D. Daniels, South Africa
39 Sexual health in a young city: a community-based 43170
intervention on youth sexual health in Lima
Carlos F. Caceres*; C. Cabezudo; 0. Jimenez; R. Valverde;
G. Perez-Luna, Peru
40 Evaluation of a brief general practice-based intervention 14253
to reduce STD (sexually transmitted disease) risk behaviour
among adults aged 18-25 years
Elizabeth M. Proude*;J.E. Ward, Australia
41 Baseline evaluation of a school-based peer education 33518
programme in Zimbabwe
Godfrey Woelk *;P. Mataure, Zimbabwe
42 Lessons for health policy in the US
David Satcher, USA
D11 End of Life Issues o
Chairs: Sue Newman, Frans Van den Boom
Venue: Session Hall I
Time: 11.00-12.30
43 AIDS and euthanasia: old problems, new issues 24244
Fabrizio Starace
44 End of life issues - 'The Road to Geneva' 22438
John Campbell*; L. Sherr; B. Plumley, UK
45 Morphine as a euthanatic: Subjective experiences from 24247
care providers
Russel Ogden, UK
46 Euthanasia:The opinion of Europeans with HIV-infection 22426
Yon Fleerackers*; R. Andraghetti; J.C. Borleffs; N. Ferro;
P. Sas; R. Colebunders; Eurosupport Group, Belgium
47 Picking up the pieces: Caregivers of adolescents bereaved 44215
by parental AIDS
Mary-Jane Rotherram-Borus; Marguerita Lightfoot*;
M.J. Rotheram-Borus; N. James; J. Elliott, USA
48 What will happen to my children? Planning for children 34187
before death with single mothers in the Slums of Nairobi
Edward Phillips*; A. W. Njorge, Kenya
D12 Policy and Programme Evaluation: Does it Matter? Q
Chairs: Francoise Dubois-Arber, Daniel Tarantola
Venue: Session Hall II
Time: 11.00-12.30
49 Evaluation of national AIDS prevention in Senegal
Ibrahim Ndoye, Michel Carael
50 Evaluation of national AIDS prevention in the USA
David Holtgrave, Deborah Rugg
51 Evaluation of the national AIDS prevention strategy in Switzerland
Brenda Spencer, Thomas Zeltner
52 Discussant

Swarup Sarkar
53 Discussant
Raquel Child

A13 Chemokines and Receptors II
Chairs: Mihaly Kokeny, William Paxton
Venue: Session Hall IV
Time: 13.00-14.30
54 Mechanism of transdominant inhibition of CCR5-mediated 11105
HIV-1 infection by CCR5D32
Kuan-Teh Jeang, USA
55 Induction of phosphorylation and association of CC 21135
chemokine receptor 5 and focal adhesion kinase in
CD4+ T cells by macrophage-tropic HIV envelope
Claudia Cicala*;J. Arthos; M. Ruiz; M. Vaccarezza; A. Riva;
O. Cohen;A.S. Fauci, USA
56 Modulation of HIV-1 infection by CCR5 antagonists 11103
Donald Mosier*; GR. Picchio; RJ. Gulizia; R. Sabbe; P. Poignard;
RE. Offord;J. Wilken;DA. Thompson;S. Kent, USA
57 Bicyclams are selective antagonists of the chemokine 11107
receptor CXCR4 and potent inhibitors of HIV
Dominique Schols*;J.A. Este; S. Struyf;J. van Damme;
G.J. Bridger; G. W. Henson; E. de Clercg, Belgium
58 AOP-RANTES inhibits CCR5 recycling - A novel inhibitory 11102
mechanism of HIV-infectivity
Amanda E.I. Proudfoot*; M. Mack; D. Schlondorff, P. Clapham;
M. Marsh; T.N.C. Wells; M. Opperman, Switzerland
59 Efficacy of aminooxypentane (AOP)-RANTES as inhibitor 41231
of HIV-1 infectivity without impairment of cellular proliferation
Stefano Rusconi*; M. Clerici; S. Kurtagic; S. La Seta-Catamancio;
D. Arienti; D. Trabattoni; M. Galli, Italy
B13 Nursing Care
Chairs: Adrienne Lucey, Joan MacNeil
Venue: Session Hall III
Time: 13.00-14.30

60 Ambulatory nursing care for HIV-positive patients in
treatment for tuberculosis
Veronica M. Sinkoc*; I.S.A. Assumpcao; S.M. Cavinatto;
F.H. Aoki, Brazil
61 HIV/tuberculosis (TB) liaison nurse in the HIV clinic
Michiko Otaya*; B. Jones;J. Currier, USA
62 Nursing care for persons with and without HIV-infection at
the University Hospital Antwerp: Compliance with universal
precautions
Veerle Willaeys*; N. Debbaut; R. Koeck; K. Depraetere;
Y. Fleerackers; R. Colebunders, Belgium
63 Degree of comfort in providing care to clients with HIV disease:
A study of nurses in Ho Chi Minh City,Vietnam
Patricia Correll*; T.T. V. Ninh; T.D. Nguyen; N.T. Le;
B.M. Nguyen; V.N. Le; P.K. Kloser, USA
64 Humour in AIDS nursing care is no taboo!
Iren Bischofberger*; P. Lenzin, Switzerland
65 Adherence barriers to complex antiretroviral regimen:
The perceptions of HIV+ women and nurses
Debra Kosko*; M. Neff-Smith; M. Kim, USA
66 Effect of supportive nursing care on life satisfaction and
self-care ability in HIV-infected persons
Krongkarn Sangkard*; S. Ratanasombat; S. Kimee, Thailand
67 Home care for people living with AIDS in Bangkok -
Involving families and optimising the use of hospital resources
David W. Wilson*; P. Cathorne; A. Kumphitak; S. Kasi-Sedapan;
S. Lakhonphol, Thailand

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