3320.0 Dialogue on Diversity in HIV/AIDS Issues 2

Monday, November 8, 2010: 2:30 PM - 4:00 PM
Roundtable
Moderator:
Ariane V. Hollub, PhD, CHES, OTR

Table 1
Developing Ethnographic and Field Approaches to the Recruitment of Bisexually Active African American Men: The MASAI Project
Sonja Mackenzie, DrPH, MS and Sean Saifa Wall
Table 2
A critical literature review to identify possible causes of higher rates of HIV infection among young black and Latino men who have sex with men
Matthew B. Feldman, PhD, MSW
Table 3
Crack use, sex trading and male bisexual behavior: Implications for HIV diffusion
William A. Zule, DrPH, Georgiy Bobashev, PhD, Curtis Coomes, JD, Wendee M. Wechsberg, PhD and Hendree Jones, PhD
Table 4
Know Your Network: Pilot testing a concurrency intervention and incorporating community feedback prior to scale up
Amelia Knopf, RN, MPH, Martina Morris, MA, PhD, Kawango Agot, M Phil, MPH, PhD, John Sidle, MS, MD, Diana Menya, MBChB, MSc and Violet Naanyu, MA, PhD
Table 5
A study of at risk health behaviors and protective factors in a sample of Aboriginal youth in remote Northern Canada: An application of a theory based behavioral model for HIV/AIDS prevention
Kiti Freier Randall, PhD, Peter Gleason, PhD(c), Louise Logue, RN, Gordon Hudson and Duane C. McBride, PhD
Table 6
Community-engaged research to identify support and risk in the House and Ball communities
Katrina Kubicek, PhDc, William Beyer, MPH, MSW, Miles McNeeley, MSW, George Weiss, Father Taz Ultra Omni and Michele Kipke, PhD
Table 7
Does the Penis Suck? The Logic of Lay Theories of HIV Transmission and Their Significance for HIV Prevention Strategies
David Dickinson, PhD
Table 8
A qualitative exploration of the personal and situational factors implicated in the sexual risk behaviors of Black men who have sex with men
Lena Saleh, MSc and Don Operario, PhD
Table 9
Experiences with Sexual Enhancement Products among HIV+ MSM
Sonya Satinsky, PhD, MPH, Joshua G. Rosenberger, MPH, David S. Novak, MSW, Michael Reece, PhD, MPH and Debby Herbenick, PhD, MPH
  
Table 10
Importance of measuring attitude toward condoms as objects for predicting condom use intention and implications for interventions
Ariane V. Hollub, PhD, CHES, OTR and Andrea L. DeMaria, MS

See individual abstracts for presenting author's disclosure statement and author's information.

Organized by: HIV/AIDS
Endorsed by: American Indian, Alaska Native and Native Hawaiian Caucus, Social Work

CE Credits: Medical (CME), Health Education (CHES), Nursing (CNE), Public Health (CPH)

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