Session: HIV/AIDS Round Table Session II

3190.0: Monday, November 13, 2000: 4:30 PM-6:00 PM

HIV/AIDS Round Table Session II

See individual abstracts for presenting author's disclosure statement.

Learning Objectives: Refer to the individual abstracts for learning objectives

Presider(s):

April L. Winningham, MHS, DrPH(c)

Part 1

Table 1

Evolution of HIV/AIDS "policy communities": 1984-2000
David Abramson, MPH

Table 2

Assessment of the role and effectiveness of Title I HIV Health Services Planning Councils in creating responsive HIV/AIDS service systems: A study of advances in HIV therapies
Michael DeMayo, MPH, Paul Harder

Table 3

Access to care: The impact of the aging epidemic on the Medicare and Ryan White CARE Act programs
Mary R. Vienna, RN, BSN, MHA, Randy Graydon, Emily DeCoster, MPH

Table 4

Integrating HIV/AIDS funding and services in Palm Beach County, Florida
Paul A. Moore, MSW

Part 2

Table 1

Individual level patterns of syringe exchange use
David C. Perlman, MD, Chau Trinh, MS, Patricia Friedmann, MS, Ann Nugent, MS, Leslie Horn, MPH, Nadim Salomon, MD, Drew Kramer, Don C. Des Jarlais, PhD

Table 2

Reaching drug injectors: HIV testing in a mobile needle exchange program
Richard A. Stevens, MPH

Table 3

Access to sterile needles among young intravenous drug users in New Orleans
John L. Clayton, MPH, Laurence Chabirand, MPH, Gabriel Wishik, MPH, Leann Myers, PhD, Ed Morse, PhD, Patricia Simon, PhD, Tom Farley, MD, Patricia Kissinger, PhD

Table 4

Needle exchange programs: The issue of indirect sharing of injection paraphernalia
Antonio L. Estrada, PhD, MSPH, Barbara Diane Estrada, MS

Part 3

Table 1

Clinical tutorials -- you can take the mountain to Muhammed, but......
Susan L. Fulmer, MPH, MS, CSPP

Table 2

Evaluating the impact of an HIV prevention counseling training for health care and social service providers
Jessica L. Merron, MPH, Polly Hill O'Keefe, MSS, Linda Samost, Thomas M. DeMelfi, BS

Table 3

Connections: A cross-training initiative (HIV/AIDS, TB, infectious diseases, alcohol and other drug abuse)
Virginia Bourassa, MA, Marvena Simmonds, Jerry K. Shirah, Donna Gold

Part 4

Table 1

First things first: HIV risk reduction in the context of daily life
Danielle German, MPH, Kirk Elifson, PhD, Claire Sterk, PhD

Table 2

Getting left behind: Women and the effort to find a preventive HIV vaccine
Pamela Brown-Peterside, PhD

Table 3

More than the PAP Smear: Cervical cancer screening, treatment and follow-up in a community-based clinic
Erika Aaron, CRNP, Anderson Lisa, MD

Table 4

Invasive cervical cancer in women with AIDS in New York City
Mary Ann Chiasson, DrPH, Karen Kelley, MPH, Alfreda Torbert, MS

Part 5

Table 1

Special Projects of National Significance Program: 34 model projects improving integration of HIV services for under served and vulnerable populations
Peter Messeri, PhD, M. Lyndon Haviland, DrPH, Barbara Aranda-Naranjo, PhD, Richard Moore

Table 2

Models of care for families living with HIV infection and their uninfected children
Carolyn Burr, EdD, RN, Sandra Y. Lewis, PsyD

Table 3

Applying international health models to the rural United States: The case of AIDS care in Maine
Rebekah S. Lewis

Table 4

The CareTeam Model: An effective approach for engaging the faith community in HIV prevention
Michael P. Kennedy, MGA, CHES

Part 6

Table 1

Use of a consumer advisory group in an HIV/AIDS treatment adherence, health outcomes and cost study
Karina K. Uldall, MD, MPH, Victoria L. Harris, MD, MPH

Table 2

Successes and challenges of two patient advisory models
Kathryn Whetten-Goldstein, PhD, MPH, Trang Quyen Nguyen, BS

Table 3

The patient advisory group in the inner city
Christine Rollet, CSW

Table 4

Coordinating consumer representation across eight study sites
Phil Meyer, LCSW

Part 7

Table 1

It takes two to tango: Understanding the impact of African American men's sense of self in relation upon HIV risk reduction among urban heterosexual couples
Leslie M. Pereira, MSW, Nabila El-Bassel, PhD, Susan Witte, MSW, Louisa Gilbert, MSW

Table 2

Relationship between self-assessed HIV risk, self-reported risk behavior, and HIV seroprevalence in a male-to-female transgender population
Cathleen C. Bemis, MS, Paul A. Simon, MD, MPH, Cathy J. Reback, PhD, Bobby Gatson

Table 3

Transgenders, HIV/AIDS, and substance abuse: From risk group to group prevention
Nina Kammerer, PhD, MPH, Theresa Mason, PhD, Margaret Connors, PhD, Rebecca Durkee

Part 8

Table 1

Building a national educational campaign to raise awareness about HIV/AIDS and older adults
Kathleen M. Nokes, PhD, RN, Nathan L. Linsk, PhD, Andrea Rae, PhD, Jim Campbell, BS

Table 2

Sources of HIV prevention information for high-risk people
Lynda Sagrestano, PhD, Renate Heiss-Wendt, Mark Kittleson, PhD, Ainon Mizan, PhD, Paul Sarvela, PhD

Table 3

HIV prevention outreach: Just a phone call away
Dorith Hertz, MPH, Drew Johnson, Harold Rasmussen, Shanna Livermore, Christine Heusner, MA

Table 4

Dilemmas for indigenous community health workers in HIV disease: Proximity to risk--an occupational requirement and a work site hazard
Jean Flatley McGuire, PhD

Part 9

Table 1

HIV risk assessment and TB prevention: A strategy for successful integration
Denise C. O'Connor, RN, MS, Richard Stevens, MPH

Table 2

HIV/AIDS and TB by demographic subgroups in California: A spatial co-morbidity study
Farzaneh Tabnak, PhD, Maya Tholandi, MPH, Janice Westenhouse, MPH, Linda Johnson, Richard Sun, MD, MPH

Table 3

HIV-positive close contacts to persons with infectious tuberculosis (TB)
Suzanne Marie Marks, MPH, MA, Zachary Taylor, MD, Noreen Qualls, DrPH, Robin Shrestha-Kuwahara, MPH, Maureen Wilce, MS

Part 10

Table 1

Factors predicting the receipt of medical care for HIV positive homeless individuals
Jill M. Jacobsen, PhD, Kim Y. Evans, MHS, Faye E. Malitz, MS

Table 2

Analyzing the impact of homelessness on met and unmet needs of people living with HIV/AIDS in San Francisco
Laura Thomas, MPH, MPP, Michael DeMayo, MPH

Table 3

HIV prevention for homeless mentally ill men in the midsouth
J. Gary Linn, PhD, Baqar A. Husaini, PhD, Kwabena A. Poku, PhD, Mary Jazzabi, BSN, Joseph Mangunsong, BSN

The following abstracts have been withdrawn by the authors:

Factors associated with reporting of AIDS, HIV and other STDs by primary care physicians in the USA
Danuta Kasprzyk, PhD, Daniel E. Montaño, PhD, Janet S. St. Lawrence, PhD, William R. Phillips, MD, MPH, Keira A. Armstrong, BS

Mexican sexual culture versus dominant health education methods: What should change, the culture or the methods, in order to ensure effective HIV prevention?
Hector Carrillo

Sponsor:

HIV/AIDS SPIG

Cosponsors:

Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Caucus of Public Health Workers

The 128th Annual Meeting of APHA