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

Poster Exhibitions

Monday July 8

Poster Exhibitions Monday July 8

MoPeE3782 Priority concerns for HIV/AIDS prevention and
control in a rural community
E Sagasi I K Seroney, P K Biama, CH S Chebet,
D K Kygo, M Ragor, T Tunge, EM Songok (Kenya)
MoPeE3783 Implementation of highly active antiretroviral
therapy: Benin army community adhesion factors
A Azondekon, T Behanzin, A Lantokpode,
P Lantonhedjra, FAtadokpede, L Ahouanvoeke,
A P Guezodje (Benin)
MoPeE3784 Experience of a military organised group to fight
against AIDS
N N Kouassi (C6te d'lvoire)
MoPeE3785 Strategic planning in AIDS control and prevention
in the armed forces in the Dominican Republic
M Tavarez RJoas (Dominican Republic)
Monday MoPeE3786 HIV risk and health problems among prisoners
who used drugs
C G Leukefeld, M Webster, M Staton, M Hiller,
T K Logan, T Garrity (United States)
MoPeE3787 Responding to the needs of prisoners who are
infected with HIV in Taiwan
T Hsieh (Taiwan)
MoPeE3788 Knowledge, attitude and perception of prisoners
towards AIDS, and HIV infection: a pilot study in
the Tabriz Prison, Iran, Dec. 2001
S Moghaddasian M R Attari, S Mohammad
Alizadeh (Islamic Republic of Iran)
MoPeE3789 The effect of discharge planning on health
outcomes for HIV-infected prison inmates
M J Hubbard (United States)
MoPeE379o Knowledge and commitment for action in
HIV/AIDS prevention in prisons of Gujarat, India
PA Pachpinde (India)
MoPeE3791 The difference begins with me: an HIV education
project
D G Fish, S J Walker, SA Montstream-Quas,
A Luque (United States)
MoPeE3792 Development of HIV/AIDS prevention interventions
in penitentiary institutions of Kazakhstan
A Kossukhin, M Akhmetov, B Alibeckov, VAliev
(Kazakhstan)
MoPeE3793 Barriers to and facilitators of HIV and STD testing
among young incarcerated men in the United States
D Kacanek D Binson, J M Sosman, R J MacGowan,
G D Eldridge, CD C Project START Study Group
(United States)
MoPeE3794 Discharge planning and continuity of care for HIVinfected prison inmates in the U.S.: a survey of
ten states (supported by the centers for disease
control and prevention)
CA Roberts, SS Kennedy, KM Krane Rapposelli,
J R Miles, N F Rosenberg, TM Hammett
(United States)
MoPeE3795 Sexual and drug related risky behaviors among
HIV+ individuals following release from prisons in
North Carolina
L S Shain DA Wohl, B L Stephenson,
M S Adamian, C B Emrick, R P Strauss, C Golin,
A Kaplan (United States)
MoPeE3796 Seamless transition of HIV+ inmates into
community care in Virginia
L G Kaplowitz I Kaatz, C Weir-Wiggins, 0 Bristow,
A Elam (United States)
MoPeE3797 Harm reduction focused case management for
multiply diagnosed HIV-positive ex-offenders
L Holmes, M Drainoni, I Rich, I Andrew, D Davis

(United States)

MoPeE3798 Childhood sexual and severe physical abuse and
risky sexual behaviors among young incarcerated
women and men in a U.S. state prison
D Kacanek, A Browne, D Wypij, I Kawachi
(United States)
MoPeE3799 A survey of prison systems responses to
HIV/AIDS
R Jrgens, TA Haig (Canada)
MoPeE38oo The burden of HIV infection among prisoners:
targeting interventions to an underserved,
marginalized population
TM Hammett', KA Dolan, M Bij3, K C Goyer4,
R Braithwaite' (United States; 2Australia;
3Russian Federation; 4South Africa)
MoPeE38o1 Situation of HIV/AIDS and human rights in
prisoners: 4 case studies: Brazil, Colombia,
Uruguay and Venezuela
R Koch', A C Da Silva2, J Calderon3, R Viana4
('Venezuela; 2Brazil; 3Colombia; 4Uruguay)
MoPeE38o2 Criminal vulnerability, HIV risks, and injection
drug use within the corrections system in British
Columbia, Canada
W Small, S Kain, N Laliberte, R S Hogg, M Tyndall,
M V O'Shaughnessy, M TSchechter,PM Spittal
(Canada)
MoPeE38o3 Corrections in the community: a prison
perspective for HIV+ offenders
M Gardner (United States)
MoPeE38o4 HIV prevalence at a men's maximum security
prison in South Africa
K C Gover, M Colvin, Gow, E Gouws
(South Africa)
MoPeE38o5 HIV clinical education for correctional healthcare
providers
G Clifford, S Walker, A Gallucci, D Fish
(United States)
MoPeE38o6 The sexual risk behavior of people with serious
mental illness in different types of mental health
institutions
ER Wright (United States)
MoPeE38o7 Mental health professionals' responses to the
HIV-related needs of people with serious mental
illness
ER Wright (United States)
MoPeE38o8 A campus-wide university course on AIDS:
15 years experience with interdisciplinary
education as a public health intervention
R P Strauss C van der Horst, C Boland Emrick,
R G McKaig, R H Raasch, CM McQuiston
(United States)
MoPeE38o9 Factors that play a role in whether or not
baccalaureate faculty members infuse HIV/AIDS
issues into their courses
D L Slajyton (United States)
MoPeE381o Knowledge, attitudes and behavior about HIV
infection in teachers at Miranda Municipium,
Carabobo State, Venezuela
I Yanez, M Miles, G Velasquez (Venezuela)
MoPeE3811 HIV-related sexual behaviours among students at
a Caribbean university
L R Norman, Y Gebre (amaica)
MoPeE3812 Secondary schools improve LifeSkills and HIV/
AIDS education in Kwa-Zulu Natal, South Africa
L F Brown' K Macintyre' R Magnani',
N Rutenberg', A Dallimore2
('United States; 2South Africa)

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