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

Wednesday July io

Poster Exhibitions

WePeF68o4 Healing through sharing: the impact peer and self
support activities has on the individual with
respect to healing and self-growth
L Mallik (India)
WePeF68o5 Care and support for caregivers, including family
care providers
R Dullaert (South Africa)
WePeF68o6 Sustainable access to ARV-therapy in low
prevalence regions in Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA)
H L M Van Renterghem, N Pirotte, T Lievens,
PA Some (Burkina Faso)
WePeF68o7 A culturally specific peer support group model
addresses barriers to care, treatment adherence
and acculturation concerns of HIV positive latino
immigrants in San Francisco, CA
E E H Hernandez S J Z Zepeda, DM Moncada
(United States)
WePeF68o8 Baseline evaluation profile of the rwanda family
package: capacity expansion for wrap-around
care for HIV-infected mothers and their families
P Bouey1, E Goosby1, D von ZinkernagelP,
R Durazzo', A Binagwaho2, A Kagame2, F Ngabo2
(United States; 2Rwanda)
WePeF68o9 Expanding horizons in public policies: facing the
interactions between poverty, exclusion and AIDS
M H C Couto (Brazil)
WePeF681o Development and field test of nutrition-related
assessment and treatment guidelines in pediatric
HIV infection
C Fields-Gardner M Romeyn, M Bowers
(United States)
WePeF6811 The impact of Sinikithemba (we give hope)
Christian Care Centre on mothers living with
HIV/AIDS in Durban, KwaZuluNatal, South Africa
N Mhlongo, V Patton, W den Hollander
(South Africa)
WePeF6812 Hypnosis for terminal end stage AIDS: easing the
passage to death
J D Marcus (United States)
WePeF6813 Developing an HIV palliative care model in an
urban teaching hospital
M B Rivard, DR Kapell, WA Goeren, H LaFosse,
R JCaraballo, C Schwartz, D Luciano, PA Selwyn
(United States)
WePeF6814 A description of clients from three palliative
projects funded by HRSA to target medically
underserved populations
D G Karus V H Raveis, K Marconi, B Hanna,
M Perrone, P Selwyn (United States)
WePeF6815 Incorporating evaluation and monitoring into
care-planning and palliative program
development
V H Raveis D G Karus, K Marconi, M Perrone,
P Selwyn, B Hanna, H A Rosefield, Ir., E Patterson
(United States)
WePeF6816 Hospice home and residential care in resourcelimited setting
DM Darthanqzuali, V L M Muana (India)
WePeF6817 A multi/sectoral strategy to take care of people
living with HIV/AIDS in the community
E Schilling (South Africa)
WePeF6818 Secondary and tertiary prevention programs on
AIDS in Puerto Plata, Dominican Republic
M I Mendoza Y Kingsley, MA Goyanes
(Dominican Republic)
WePeF6819 Home based palliative and nursing care in one

resource constrained rural Kenyan community
R G Lenya, A S Adams, M M Bauni, L 0Odiembo
(Kenya)

WePeF682o Involving local businesses to support income
generation projects for HIV/AIDS support groups
I Seifert (Lesotho)
WePeF6821 Developing and establishing an advanced HIV
nursing practice
R Spirig V Werder, I Voggensperger, M Unger,
I Bischofberger, D Nicca, S De Geest (Switzerland)
WePeF6822 Chin Wag - a chat show all about treatments and
HIV living
B J Beadle (Australia)
WePeF6823 Establishing initial peer support and services for
migrant African Women in Birmingham, UK
D Takura, L Power (United Kingdom)
WePeF6824 Water Water everywhere and hardly a drop to
drink the Heterosexuals as a HIV+ minority:
Lessons learned in the formation and
maintenance of a specialist service and support
group
M JRogerson (Australia)
WePeF6825 Care and support of PLWHA - the challenges of a
support group empowerment
B C Ovebola (Nigeria)
WePeF6826 Self-perception; HIV+ intitutionilized homeless
people
W D Villegas (Venezuela)
WePeF6827 Effectiveness of peer support in the issue of
treatment adherence
L C F Low (Malaysia)
WePeF6828 The support of HIV+ children's parents through
the educational and peer support groups
V Dragomir (Romania)
WePeF6829 CPN+: Networking to Improve PLHA Involvement
in HIV/AIDS Activities
S Chhim (Cambodia)
WePeF683o Psychosocial support to reduce social exclusion
of HIV-positive prostitutes in Burundi
D Mpinganzima P Rumina, M Schneider (Burundi)
WePeF6831 The importance of literature produced by HIV
positive women for HIV positive women
FJ Pettitt, S O'Sullivan (United Kingdom)
WePeF6832 Music as an alliance in reducing the stress level
of people with HIV/AIDS
FL Jean-Baptiste (United States)
WePeF6833 Peer initatives in the enrollment of a new cohort
in the Women's Interagency HIV Study
A H Kim M Santiago, E Sanchez-Jenkins, J Carter,
K Kelsey, D Haggerty, A Waleed (United States)
WePeF6834 HIV affected couples in a support group
addressing issues of alternative infant feeding
without disclosing their HIV status
M Karemba, D Origo, E Serima (Zimbabwe)
WePeF6835 South to North assistance - a crutial missed
opportunity
MA G Gunter (lamaica)
WePeF6836 Towards clear and sustainable motivation in
volunteers providing treatment information
C H Rodel (United Kingdom)
WePeF6837 Who's afraid of colposcopy? Peers confront
women's fears
E Sanchez-]enkins M Santiago, I Carter, K Kelsey,
D Haggerty, A Waleed (United States)
WePeF6838 Training frontline social workers in Ukraine:
towards a model of peer and professional
collaboration
A Byrne', S McGilP, D Davidson, N Lukyanova2,

N Podlesnaya2 (lUnited Kingdom; 2Ukraine)

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