Kampala women getting by : wellbeing in the time of Aids
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Kampala women getting by : wellbeing in the time of Aids
（Eastern African studies）
James Currey , Fountain Publishers , Ohio University Press, 1996
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- J. Currey : cloth
- J. Currey : pbk
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Includes bibliographical references and index
Description and Table of Contents
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J. Currey : pbk ISBN 9780852552414
Description
The author maps the social contexts of the perception and management of AIDS.
What do ordinary women in an African city do in the face of an AIDS epidemic without the benefit of what would be considered as basic health provision in an American or European city? This work draws a holistic picture of the options available to local people, and provides an understanding of problems and opportunities for health care in tropical cities.
North America: Ohio U Press; Uganda: Fountain Publishers
Table of Contents
- People in place - distribution of the population by age, sex, origin and work
- community life 1 - observers' views - hoousehold well-being
- ethnographic and women's survey responses - treatment options - home treatment
- children's illness - mothers' definition and management of "serious enough" symptoms
- private disease - perception and management of STD
- six women - individual women's accounts of treatment-seeking
- community life 2 - participants' views
- summary and conclusions.
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J. Currey : cloth ISBN 9780852552421
Description
What do ordinary women in an African city do in the face of an AIDS epidemic without the benefit of what would be considered as basic health provision in an American or European city? This work draws a holistic picture of the options available to local people, and provides an understanding of problems and opportunities for health care in tropical cities. The author aims to effectively map the social contexts of the perception and management of AIDS.
Table of Contents
- People in place - distribution of the population by age, sex, origin and work
- community life 1 - observers' views - hoousehold well-being
- ethnographic and women's survey responses - treatment options - home treatment
- children's illness - mothers' definition and management of "serious enough" symptoms
- private disease - perception and management of STD
- six women - individual women's accounts of treatment-seeking
- community life 2 - participants' views
- summary and conclusions.
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