HIV and AIDS : management by the primary care team
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HIV and AIDS : management by the primary care team
（Practical guides for general practice, 16）（Oxford medical publications）
Oxford University Press, 1992
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"Bibliography": p. 91
Includes bibliographical references and index
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内容説明
AIDS is increasingly a primary care disease. As a result of the increasing pressure on hospital services and the expressed wishes of patients, most people with HIV and AIDS spend the majority of their time living in the community. All GP's, therefore, will have to become familiar with the day-to-day management of those affected. This book, as well as discussing clinical and therapeutic aspects, highlights specific issues raised by the disease, such as fear, prejudice, sexuality and death. The author suggests that the primary health care team is already well equipped to deal with all aspects of HIV and AIDS, provided that it is willing to become involved. Case studies emphasize the points being made, and help to relate them to the current experience of GP's and other health care workers.
目次
- Introduction
- What is so special about AIDS?
- What is so ordinary about AIDS?
- Natural history of HIV infection
- Transmission of HIV
- HIV antibody testing
- Clinical aspects
- Laboratory investigations
- Treatment and prophylaxis
- Professional aspects
- Psychological aspects
- Social aspects
- Children and families
- General health
- The health needs of gay men
- Palliative care at home
- Conclusions
- Resources
- Glossary of terms
- Bibliography
- Index.
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