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appropriate HIV/AIDS family interventionsacross
the disease trajectory.
感谢批评指正wenku.baidu.com
Insufficient
The Definition of concept is not very clear No explicit HIV/AIDS regular partners and spouses with single positive family intervention
A call for designing culturally
A discussion of HIV/AIDS family interventions: implications for family-focused nursing practice
contents
Abstract
Aim
This article presents a discussion on the role of family interventions in HIV/AIDS disease prevention and care.
II: When the first asymptomatic HIV positive family member has informed one or more other family members of his or her HIV Status
IV: When a family experiences an AIDS death, particularly when it is a parent who dies and dependent children are orphaned
family
HIV/AIDS-FIs
family interventions
HIV/AIDS disease trajectory
Implications for the HIV/AIDSs disease trajectory
I：a family is vulnerable to HIV and family members are likely to engage in HIV risk behaviors or may be subjected to exploitation or abuse, increasing the risk of HIV exposure III: When the HIV-positive family member, whose serostatus may or may not have been known becomes symptomatic withAIDS, an AIDS-related illness and is less able to engage in productive labor activities and fulfill expected family roles and functions
knowledge about the different cultural dimensions and how they apply to specific family groups affected by HIV/AIDS is crucial in designing and implementing culturally sensitive and appropriate HIV/AIDS-FIs
Data sources
Literature review
Analysis summary
Research methods
conception
family as a group of persons united by ties of marriage,blood, or adoption to improve family functioning outcomes among families affected with HIV/AIDS while recognizi social ecology of the family system across three differentdimensions, namely, family education and support, family psycho-educational, and family therapy. a disease trajectory is a series of events/situations that occur and are experienced by the family system during an illness
Conclusion Training needs of family nurses should be met when designing multidisciplinary HIV/AIDS-FIs.The review offers insights that include attention to the role of the family system and its subsystems across the chronic disease trajectory
Nurses should be involved in multidisciplinary local, national, and global HIV/AIDS policy development and analysis.
innovation
A conceptual definition ofHIV/AIDS family intervention
This article presents a discussion of the role of family interventions in HIV/AIDS prevention and care. It is essential for researchers and practitioners to effectively manage family processes that modify risks and promote protective factors at all levels of prevention Demonstrate a push for family-focused prevention and management strategies that capture the increased incidence and prevalence of HIV,illness, and AIDS death among household members and their extended families
Implications for culturally appropriate HIV/AIDS family nursing practice
stigmatization of women,, marriage, child-rearing practices, health perceptions of illness and dying, inheritance practices, gender roles, religious practice
Background
HIV/AIDS family-focused prevention and management strategies are increasingly becomingapriority.However,little is known as to what constitutes a HIV/AIDS family intervention.
Discussion
Any proposed design of HIV/AIDS family intervention should consider the impact of HIV/AIDS on the family across the family life span, disease trajectory, and from an interdisciplinary perspective.
Keywords
01
conceptal definition
03
HIV/AIDS
06
family nursing practice
02
family
04
disease trajectory
05
family intervent ions
Introduction
The global HIV/AIDS epidemic and its impact on societies has been traditionally measured in terms of individual risk behaviours and individuallevel HIV prevention interventions
the disease trajectory.
感谢批评指正wenku.baidu.com
Insufficient
The Definition of concept is not very clear No explicit HIV/AIDS regular partners and spouses with single positive family intervention
A call for designing culturally
A discussion of HIV/AIDS family interventions: implications for family-focused nursing practice
contents
Abstract
Aim
This article presents a discussion on the role of family interventions in HIV/AIDS disease prevention and care.
II: When the first asymptomatic HIV positive family member has informed one or more other family members of his or her HIV Status
IV: When a family experiences an AIDS death, particularly when it is a parent who dies and dependent children are orphaned
family
HIV/AIDS-FIs
family interventions
HIV/AIDS disease trajectory
Implications for the HIV/AIDSs disease trajectory
I：a family is vulnerable to HIV and family members are likely to engage in HIV risk behaviors or may be subjected to exploitation or abuse, increasing the risk of HIV exposure III: When the HIV-positive family member, whose serostatus may or may not have been known becomes symptomatic withAIDS, an AIDS-related illness and is less able to engage in productive labor activities and fulfill expected family roles and functions
knowledge about the different cultural dimensions and how they apply to specific family groups affected by HIV/AIDS is crucial in designing and implementing culturally sensitive and appropriate HIV/AIDS-FIs
Data sources
Literature review
Analysis summary
Research methods
conception
family as a group of persons united by ties of marriage,blood, or adoption to improve family functioning outcomes among families affected with HIV/AIDS while recognizi social ecology of the family system across three differentdimensions, namely, family education and support, family psycho-educational, and family therapy. a disease trajectory is a series of events/situations that occur and are experienced by the family system during an illness
Conclusion Training needs of family nurses should be met when designing multidisciplinary HIV/AIDS-FIs.The review offers insights that include attention to the role of the family system and its subsystems across the chronic disease trajectory
Nurses should be involved in multidisciplinary local, national, and global HIV/AIDS policy development and analysis.
innovation
A conceptual definition ofHIV/AIDS family intervention
This article presents a discussion of the role of family interventions in HIV/AIDS prevention and care. It is essential for researchers and practitioners to effectively manage family processes that modify risks and promote protective factors at all levels of prevention Demonstrate a push for family-focused prevention and management strategies that capture the increased incidence and prevalence of HIV,illness, and AIDS death among household members and their extended families
Implications for culturally appropriate HIV/AIDS family nursing practice
stigmatization of women,, marriage, child-rearing practices, health perceptions of illness and dying, inheritance practices, gender roles, religious practice
Background
HIV/AIDS family-focused prevention and management strategies are increasingly becomingapriority.However,little is known as to what constitutes a HIV/AIDS family intervention.
Discussion
Any proposed design of HIV/AIDS family intervention should consider the impact of HIV/AIDS on the family across the family life span, disease trajectory, and from an interdisciplinary perspective.
Keywords
01
conceptal definition
03
HIV/AIDS
06
family nursing practice
02
family
04
disease trajectory
05
family intervent ions
Introduction
The global HIV/AIDS epidemic and its impact on societies has been traditionally measured in terms of individual risk behaviours and individuallevel HIV prevention interventions