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Влияние СПИДа: биопсихологические аспекты
ВИЧ-инфицирования.
Пятая международная конференция.
Брайтон, Великобритания: 8-11 июля 2001 года
AIDS IMPACT: BIOPSYCHOSOCIAL ASPECTS OF HIV INFECTION
FIFTH INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE 8-11 JULY 2001, BRIGHTON, U.K.
The psychological and social impact of HIV upon infected individuals,
their partners, families, friends and carers can be immense. Recent
advances in medical treatments have brought new challenges for people
living with HIV. The 1st International Conference on Biopsychosocial
Aspects of HIV Infection was held in Amsterdam in 1991. The 2nd
Conference, AIDS IMPACT, took place in Brighton in 1994, with more
than 1,000 delegates from all over the world. In 1997 AIDS IMPACT
was held in Melbourne, and in 1999 in Ottawa. AIDS IMPACT returns
to Brighton in 2001, providing the first opportunity in the new
millennium for delegates to share their knowledge and experience
in the field of psychosocial care.
ORGANISING COMMITTEE Jose Catalбn, UK, Barbara Hedge, UK, Lorraine
Sherr, UK, Frans van den Boom, The Netherlands and Martin Fishbein,
USA
SOME CONFERENCE TOPICS
- Access to treatment
- Adherence
- Alternative therapies
- Children o Comorbidity
- Developing countries
- Discrimination
- Ethics
- Evaluation
- Gay/bisexual men
- Human rights
- Impact of new treatments Impact on families
- Indigenous communities
- Injecting drug users o Intervention
- Legal issues Microbicides
- Models of care
- Mother to child
- People with haemophilia
- Prevention
- Women Qualitative and quantitative research
- Role of communities
- Role of volunteers
- Social support Spiritual aspects o Staff 'burnout'
- Stress and coping
- Terminal care and bereavement
- Vaccines
Second Announcement now available
- Deadline for Abstracts - 31 January 2001
- Discount for Early Registration
- Special Rates for Students
To receive a copy of our Second Announcement please contact:
AIMP 2001, PO Box 26919, London SE21 8FG, UK
Telephone/Fax: + 44 20 8670 1964
Email: admin@aimp.freeserve.co.uk
www.aidsimpact.com
July 8, 2001
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