Final Program [International Conference on AIDS (14th: 2002: Barcelona, Spain)]

Poster Exhibitions

Wednesday July io

WePeF6643 Reporting an experience in home-care at the
referral center on STD/AIDS Vila Prudente Sao
Paulo - Brazil - 1997 to 2001
F Bonasser, R C Freitas, S G C Uchino (Brazil)
WePeF6644 Development and implementation of home
community based care models in South Africa
C Lebeloe (South Africa)
WePeF6645 A comparative study of the knowledge, attitudes,
beliefs and practices (KABP) of institution-based
and home-based caregivers of AIDS orphans in
South Africa
A P Steenhoff, H Saloojee (South Africa)
WePeF6646 Estimating HIV/AIDS vulnerable households
] W Waimiri, S Oyombe (Kenya)
WePeF6647 Establishment of community counselling services
in Tamil Nadu
L Hemchand S Nataraj, R WAngeline, M John
(India)
WePeF6648 Setting up a minimum standard of care for
PLWA's in community home based care to assure
continuum quality of care in a poor resourced
community
S Chingombe, B Chola (Zambia)
WePeF6649 A response to the need for care and support
programmes for survivors of commercial sexual
exploitation
R Sen (India)
WePeF665o A rural and urban model of care
B J Nkosi (South Africa)
WePeF6651 Women beyond the accessibility of treatment: the
social, cultural and family barriers in accessing
services in the rural parts of AP
D S S Alfred S Dr Vijaya, R S S Alfred,
R S S Alfred, M S Kumari (India)
WePeF6652 Home Based Care services by Community Based
Organisation (CBOs) on HIV/AIDS Program as
best solution for decongesting the hospitals
G E 0Oqutu (Kenya)
WePeF6653 Gipa initiatives in communitybased care and
support programs in rural India
Y Yuvara (India)
WePeF6654 Strengthening the role of men in reducing
HIV/AIDS transmission in Vietnam
S Le Van (Vietnam)
WePeF6655 Home based care and nursing of people with
AIDS at women fighting AIDS in Kenya - Kayole
slums, Nairobi
M Owiti (Kenya)
WePeF6656 Basic community home care
M B Mumbi, F 0 Waswa, M 0 Otieno, MA Awuor
(Kenya)
WePeF6657 Charismatic power in the prevention of HIV/AIDS:
the experience of the "Nyagwa ma boa" in the
coastal region of Cameroon
I B Niavang (Cameroon)
WePeF6658 Community local response to HIV/AIDS
W Silomba (Zambia)
WePeF6659 Lower extremity splinting to reduce pain and
dysfunction associated with Peripheral
Neuropathy in the HIV/AIDS population
R Sandoval A ] Waguespack (United States)
WePeF666o Treating HIV disease through Psychosynthesis
P Vyras, M Kissandraki, N Papadopoulos,
G Papadopoulos, D Brimis, K Serafeimidou,
E Stavrakaki, M Melissurgaki, M Bunialetos

(Greece)

WePeF6661 Herbal medicinal products for the HIVpositive/AIDS patient population
K Kraisintu, A Eksaengsri (Thailand)
WePeF6662 The Study of Chinses herbal Formula "Qian Kun
Ning" treated HIV infectious following up to 33
months
S T Yue (China)
WePeF6663 Barriers to adherence to an individualized fitness
regimen in an identified population of HIV+
patients
] M Fritsche, ] N Gross, H A Kessler (United States)
WePeF6664 Acupuncture is associated with greater selfreported adherence to antiretroviral therapy
N Robinson P]JFranks, HP Loveday,
CM Pellowe, C Loveday, R ] Pratt
(United Kingdom)
WePeF6665 Realities, hopes and challanges for traditional
herbal thearpies in management of oppurtunistic
infections in HIV/AIDS patients in Uganda
WAryeia, Y H Sekagya, F Nakibuka, E Bitwari
(Uganda)
WePeF6666 Determinants of complementary therapies (CT)
use in People Living with H IV (PLWH IV)
P Nasta', VAgnoletto', F Chiaffarino', F Parazzini,
G Weiler2, M Marienne3, Y Behar4
('Iltaly; 2Germany; 3Belgium; 4France)
WePeF6667 Reasons for complementary therapy (CT) use and
characteristics of user in HIV infected people
V Agnoletto, P Nasta, C Sala, F Chiaffarino,
S Cipriani, E Ricci (Italy)
WePeF6668 Tenderloin acupuncture project: field based data
gathering
CJ Wilson, M R Cohen (United States)
WePeF6669 The Rio Buddy Project - changes and challenges
in community home care programs
E T Santos-Filho, CS Nascimento, C Silva (Brazil)
WePeF667o Antimicrobials effects of traditionnals drugs
against sexually transmitted infectious
F B Magassouba', K Oulare', H Ouo Ouo1,
S B Mamadou', C Kalil', D Mory, B Vanden2
A ] Vlietinck2, A M Balde' ('Guinea; 2Belgium)
WePeF6671 Shared burdens, shared responsibilities: a
partnership framework for HIV treatment
accessibility
I K Nadchatram (Malaysia)
WePeF6673 Promoting prevention of mother to child
transmission of HIV through the VIRAMUNE~
Donation Programme: a model of public-private
partnership
M H Besson' J Wecker2, D Ochola3, J Ladner4,
H Coovadia5, Saba' ('lreland; 2Germany;
3Uganda; 4France; 5South Africa)
WePeF6674 Donated antiretrovirals in the management of HIV
disease in developing countries
M C Hosseinipour', F Martinson2, I Nyirenda2
S E Wilson', L BelP, ] Eron', CM Van der Horst',
P Kazembe2, I Hoffman' ('United States; 2Malawi)
WePeF6675 Turning empathy into action: a survey of
medication recycling projects
M Buitron I C Rodriguez (United States)
WePeF6676 The impact of the Diflucan partnership program
training of health care workers on the number of
patients treated
S Conway P Connelly, I Wright (South Africa)
WePeF6677 Initiating a demonstration project of antiretroviral
treatment in a resource constrained urban setting

in South Africa
D Dayal, G Gray, ] McIntyre, A Violari, M Chersich
(South Africa)

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