HIV/AIDS Prevention

HIV/AIDS Prevention: Current Issues in Community Practice will help researchers and psychologists explore specific methods of improving HIV/AIDS prevention research. This book discusses the University-CBO Collaborative Partnership (UUCP) Model, evaluation activities for AIDS service organizations, and studies concerning college women and condom use and psychological distress among African-American and Latino Males impacted by HIV. Containing tables and case studies, HIV/AIDS Prevention will help you understand the context and structures of different communities to develop relevant and successful strategies for intervention.

Doreen D. Salina

- Building Collaborative Partnerships to Improve Community-Based HIV Prevention Research: The University-CBO Collaborative Partnership (UCCP) Model (Gary Harper and Doreen Salina) - Ongoing Evaluation in AIDS Service Organizations: Building Meaningful Evaluation Activities (Robin Miller and J. Brian Cassel) - The Influence of Beliefs, Attitudes, and Concern About HIV/AIDS on Comdom Use in College Women (Doreen Salina, Lisa Razzano, and Linda Lesondak) - Psychological Distress Among HIV-Impacted African-America and Latino Males (Rocco Domanico and Isiaah Crawford) - Index - Reference Notes Included