AIDS Care 1997: Vol 9 Index & Table of Contents

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AIDS
Care
Volume Contents and Author Index
Volume 9, 1997
JOINT EDITORS
Lorraine Sherr, Royal Free Hospital School of Medicine, London
Robert Bor, City University, London
Jonathan Elford, Royal Free Hospital School of Medicine, London
Graham Hart, MRC Medical Sociology Unit, Glasgow
USA EDITOR
Michael Ross, University of Texas at Houston
ASSISTANT EDITOR
William Elwood, University of Texas at Houston
INTERNATIONAL EDITORIAL BOARD
Peter Aggleton, Geneva Donald J. Jeffries, London
Lydia Bennett, Sydney Jeffrey Kelly, Milwaukee
Shalini Bharat, Mumbai Michael King, London
Ian D. Campbell, London Susan Kippax, Sydney
Jose Catalan, London The Hon Justice Michael Kirby, Sydney
Thomas Coates, San Francisco Hilary Klee, Manchester
Anne Cockcroft, London Sheldon Landesman, New York
Raul Coutinho, Amsterdam Christine Lee, London
Jack DeHovitz, New York Wendy Loxley, Perth
Don Des Jarlais, New York Sue Lucas, London
James W. Dilley, San Francisco Jonathan Mann, Boston
Peter DuPlessis, London Neil McKeganey, Glasgow
Anke Ehrhardt, New York David Miller, Nottingham
Susan Folkman, San Francisco Riva Miller, London
Ron Gold, Melbourne Stephen Moses, Nairobi
John Green, London David G. Ostrow, Ann Arbor
Gill Green, Colchester Catherine Peckham, London
Jonathan Grimshaw, London Werasit Sittitrai, Bangkok
Catherine Hankins, Canada Ron Stall, San Francisco
Patricia Hewitt, London Anneke van den Hoek, Amsterdam
EDITORIAL ASSISTAN
Janis Hodges
AIDS Care: psychological & socio-medical aspects of AIDS/HIV provides a forum for publishing in one authoritative source
research and reports from the many complementary disciplines involved in the AIDS/HIV field. These include, among others
Psychology, Sociology, Epidemiology, Social Work, Anthropology, Social Aspects of Medicine, Nursing, Education, Health
Education, Law, Administration, Counselling (including various approaches such as Behavioural Therapy, Psychotherapy,
Family Therapy etc
AIDS and HIV infection, the planning of services, prevention, and indeed, the fear of AIDS affects many echelons of society
ranging from individuals, couples and families through te institutions and communities. A particular aim will be to publish work
emanating from many diverse centres worldwide and in so doing address the global impact of AIDS
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Volume 9 Number1 February 1997
ORIGINAL ARTICLES
R. Asera, H. Bagarukayo, D. Shuey & T. Ba> rton. An epidemic of apprehension:
questions about HIV/AIDS to an East African newspaper health advice column
N. Kaleeba, S. Kalibala, M. Kaseje, P. Ssebbanja, S. Anderson, E. van Praag, G. Tembo
& E. Katabira. Participatory evaluation of counselling, medical and social services of
the AIDS Support Organization (TASO) in Uganda
G. Milanese, D. Abeni, A. Cancelli, G. Brancato, E. Fabrizi, P. Borgia, C. A. Peruccit &
G. Rocchi. Heterogeneity of home care assistance needs of people with AIDS
VANCOUVr ER. SUcM MARIES+
P. Aggleton. Health education
S. Folkman & M. Chesney. Grief
T. Brown. Asia
R. Bor. Disclosure
D. C. Des Farlais, S. R. Friedman, H. Hagan, D. Paone & D. Vlahoz
P. Flowers. Interventions—gay men
¥. Elford. Adolescence
D. Wight. School-based sex education
L. Sherr. Pregnancy and childbirth
R. Gorna. Women’s news
G. Foster. Orphans
C. Thorne. Children
P. Turnbull. Prisons
M. W. Ross. Volunteers
C. Sabin. Natural history
P. du Plessis. Living with HIV and AIDS
F. Starace & R. D. Ogden. Suicidal behaviours and euthanasia
R. Miller. HIV testing
M. Haour-Knipe. Migration and ethnicity issues
S. Kippax. Social-cultural aspects
E. Maxine Ankrah. A dialogue between the sexes
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Volume 9 Number2 April 1997
ORIGINAL ARTICLES
M. Troop, P. Easterbrook, S. Thornton, R. Flynn, B. Gazzard & 7. Catalan. Reasons
given by patients for ‘non-progression’ in HIV infection
R. A. Berk & F. P. Nanda. Prediction of the healthcare neeofd persso ns with HIV/AIDS
from preliminary health assessment information
N. L. Roth & M. S. Nelson. HIV diagnosis rituals and identity narratives
L. Thorpe, K. Ford, P. Fajans & D. N. Wirawan. Correlates of condom use among
female prositutes and tourist clients in Bali, Indonesia
H. Pickering, M. Okongo, B. Nnalusiba, K. Bwanika & F. Whitworth. Sexual networks
in Uganda: casual and commercial sex in a trading town
M. M. T. Hudson, W. L. Nelson, C. ¥. Ronalds, ¥.A nderson & D. F. Feffries. HTV antibody
testing: Genito-Urinary Clinic or additional site same-day testing service
¥. Vincke, R. Bolton & M. Miller. Younger versus older gay men: risks, pleasures and
dangers of anal sex
N. Bajos. Social factors and the process of risk construction in HIV sexual transmission
BOOK REVIEWS
The Family and HIV 239; WHO Model Prescribing Information: Drugs used in
Sexually Transmitted Diseases and HIV Infection 241; Plague Doctors: Responding
to the AIDS Epidemic in France and America 242; The Politics of AIDS 244;
Parliaments and Screening: Ethical and Social Problems arising from Testing and
Screening for HIV and Genetic Disease 245
REVIEWERS
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Volume 9 Number 3 June 1997
ORIGINAL ARTICLES
C. Hankins, S. Gendron, T. Tran, D. Lamping & N. Lapointe. Sexuality in Montreal
women living with HIV
W. N. Elwood, M. L. Williams, D. C. Bell & A. ¥. Richard. Powerlessness and HIV
prevention among people who trade sex for drugs (‘strawberries’)
V. Hoffman & R. Bolton. Reasons for having sex and sexual risk-taking: a study of
heterosexual male STD clinic patients
K. Stegel, D. Karus & V. H. Raveis. Testing and treatment behaviour of HIV-infected
women: White, African-American, Puerto Rican comparisons
A. Kumar, M. Mehra, S. K. Badhan & N. Gulati. Heterosexual behaviour and condom
useage in an urban population of Delhi, India
B. K. Ambati, 7.A mbati & A. M. Rao. Dynamics of knowledge and attitudes about
AIDS among the educated in Southern India
R. Cain. Environmental change and organizational evolution: reconsidering the niche
of community-based AIDS organizations
IN PRACTICE
J. Norton, R. Miller & M. A. Johnson. Promoting HIV prevention: a problem
identification approach to interventions in post-HIV test counselling
BOOK REVIEWS
HIV infection in women 355; A good death. Conversations with East Londoners 356;
The molecular biology of HIV/AIDS 357; Sexual behaviour of AIDS in the developing
world 358; HIV and AIDS in the public schools: a handbook 361; Palliative care for
people with AIDS 362
Global AIDS focus
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Volume 9 Number 4 August 1997
ORIGINAL ARTICLES
C. Rosengard & S. Folkman. Suicidal ideation, bereavement, HIV serostatus and
psychosocial variables in partners of men with AIDS
K. A. Wood, R. Nairn, H. Kraft &A . Siegel. Suicidality among HIV-positive psychiatric
in-patients
G. Foster, C. Makufa, R. Drew, S. Mashumba & S. Kambeu. Perceptions of children
and community members concerning the circumstances of orphans in rural
Zimbabwe
Z. Mgalla & R. Pool. Sexual relationships, condom use and risk perception among
female bar workers in north-west Tanzania
V. G. Chipfakacha. STD/HIV/AIDS knowledge, beliefs and practices of traditional
healers in Botswana
C. Beyrer, D. D. Celentano, S. Suprasert, W. Sittitrai, K. E. Nelson, B. Kongsub, V. Go
& P. Phanupak. Widely varying HIV prevalence and risk behaviours among the ethnic
minority peoples of northern Thailand
S. C. Kalichman, }. Greenberg & G. G. Abel. HIV seropositive men who engage
in high-risk sexual behaviour: psychological characteristics and implications for
prevention
P. Chauvin, E. Mortier, F. Carrat, 7. C. Imbert, A. #..Valleron & #. Lebas. A new
out-patient care facility for HIV-infected destitute populations in Paris, France
M. Miret, M. Vall, C. Fortuny, 7.C asabona & Hospital Contributors. Cross-sectional
survey of hospital paediatric HIV/AIDS care in Catalonia, 1992
D. Shah, S. Thornton & A. P. Burgess. Sexual Risk Cognitions Questionnaire: a
reliability and validity study
IN PRACTICI
D. F. N. Wetshut. Encounters with the Israeli Health Service: impressions from a
support group for people with HIV
BOOK REVIEWS
Medicine as culture. Illness, disease and the body in western societies 487;
Management of the HIV-infected patient 488; AIDS and people with severe mental
illness—a handbook for mental health professionals 489
Global AIDS Focus
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Volume 9 Number 5 October 1997
ORIGINAL ARTICLES
R. L. Sowell, B. F. Seals, L.M oneyham, A. Demi, L. Cohen & S. Brake. Quality of life
in HIV-infected women in the southeastern United States
K. Meredith, ¥.D elaney, M. Horgan, E. Fisher& V. Fraser. Asurvey of women with HIV
about their expectations for care
P. E. Stevens & B. Tighe Doerr. Trauma of discovery: women’s narratives of being
informed they are HIV-infected
P. M. Pyett & D. F. Warr. Vulnerability on the streets: female sex workers and HIV
risk
A. Buysse & P. Van Oost. ‘Appropriate’ male and female safer sexual behaviour in
heterosexual relationships
R. Mathai, M. W. Ross & S. Hira. Concomitants of HIV/STD risk behaviors and
intention to engage in risk behaviors in adolescents in India
B. F¥. Turner, L. McKee-Nelsen, T. R. Fanning & W. W. Hauck. Prevention of vertical
HIV transmission with zidovudine: projected impact of HIV testing and prenatal care
F. M. Simoni, H. R. C. Mason & G. Marks. Disclosing HIV status and sexual orientation
to employers
L. M. E. Gibbs,F . E. Ellershaw & M. D. Williams. Caring for patients with HIV disease:
the experience of a generic hospice
F. White, D. Melvin, C. Moore & S. Crowley. Parental HIV discordancy and its impact
on the family
BOOK REVIEWS
HIV/AIDS—loss, grief, challenge, and hope 617; Changing HIV risk behavior.
Practical strategies 617; Sexual health promotion in general practice 618; Relationships
in chronic illness and disability 620
Global AIDS Focus
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Volume 9 Number 6 December 1997
ORIGINAL ARTICLES
P. Van de Ven, D. Campbell, S. Kippax, G. Prestage, 7. Crawford, D. Baxter &
D. Cooper. Factors associated with unprotected anal intercourse in gay men’s casual
partnerships in Sydney, Australia
M. Gossop, P. Griffiths, B. Powis, S. Williamson, 7. Fountain & F. Strang. Continuing
drug risk behaviour: shared use of injecting paraphernalia among London heroin
injectors
W. M. Loxley, 7. S. Bevan & S. F. Carruthers. Age and injecting drug use revisited: the
Australian Study of HIV and Injecting Drug Use
L. Palombi, S. Mancinelli, G. Liotta, P. Narciso & M. C. Marazzi. The impact of
socio-economic factors, mental health and functional status on survival in a sample of
AIDS patients
¥. E. Holder, D. Shah, L. Brewester, 7.C atalan, F. C. Boag, K. A. McLean, R. Aroney
& S. Thornton. Genitourinary Medicine staff knowledge about the risks of specific
sexual behaviours in the transmission of HIV
F. Wrubel & S. Folkman. What informal caregivers actually do: the caregiving skills of
partners of men with AIDS
V. Sharma, S. Dave, A. Sharma & P. Chauhan. Condoms: mis-use = non-use. The
condom equation in Gujarat, India
G. Green & P. Rademan. Evangelical leaders and people with HIV
R. R. MacNair-Semands, W. K. Cody & R. B. Simono. Sexual behaviour change
associated with a college HIV course
BOOK REVIEWS
Management of the HIV-infected patient 739; AIDS: a pocket book diagnosis and
management 740
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