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News On Tap (Autumn 1995), Eve Cimmel, The Aids Project
News On Tap (Autumn 1995), Eve Cimmel, The Aids Project
News on TAP (1995)
No abstract provided.
Maine Aids Care (Fall 1995), Maine Medical Center's Aids Consultation Service
Maine Aids Care (Fall 1995), Maine Medical Center's Aids Consultation Service
Maine AIDS Care (1994-1996)
No abstract provided.
Affective Reactions, Social Support And Willingness To Self-Disclose To Hiv Seropositive Individuals: Impact Of Sexual Orientation And Responsibility For The Infection, Susan Paige Sherburne
Affective Reactions, Social Support And Willingness To Self-Disclose To Hiv Seropositive Individuals: Impact Of Sexual Orientation And Responsibility For The Infection, Susan Paige Sherburne
Psychology Theses & Dissertations
An attributional model of controllability suggests that perceptions of someone's controllability of an event lead to anger and rejection, whereas perceptions of uncontrollability lead to pity and helping. This study examined the impact of an HIV victim's sexual orientation and "responsibility" for infection on subjects' affective responses, self-disclosure to the person, social support, and liking and trust for the person. Subjects received messages from their "partner" (a confederate) stating that he had just learned he was HIV positive. The message either stated that he was heterosexual or homosexual, and that he had either only one partner or many partners. Subjects …
The Scoop, Vol.7, No.4 (September 1995), June Seamans, Pwa Coalition
The Scoop, Vol.7, No.4 (September 1995), June Seamans, Pwa Coalition
Scoop / the People with AIDS Coalition of Maine (1990-1995)
No abstract provided.
Bell's Palsy: A Survey Study Of Five-Year Hospital Service, Pomchai Sathirapanya
Bell's Palsy: A Survey Study Of Five-Year Hospital Service, Pomchai Sathirapanya
Chulalongkorn Medical Journal
No abstract provided.
Maine Aids Care (Summer 1995), Maine Medical Center's Aids Consultation Service
Maine Aids Care (Summer 1995), Maine Medical Center's Aids Consultation Service
Maine AIDS Care (1994-1996)
No abstract provided.
Adolescent Patients Served In An Outpatient Childpsychiatric Clinic, Alisa Wacharasindhu
Adolescent Patients Served In An Outpatient Childpsychiatric Clinic, Alisa Wacharasindhu
Chulalongkorn Medical Journal
No abstract provided.
The Scoop, Vol.7, No.3 (July 1995), June Seamans, Pwa Coalition
The Scoop, Vol.7, No.3 (July 1995), June Seamans, Pwa Coalition
Scoop / the People with AIDS Coalition of Maine (1990-1995)
No abstract provided.
Regulating Viatical Settlements: Is The Invisible Hand Picking The Pockets Of The Terminally Ill?, Russell J. Herron
Regulating Viatical Settlements: Is The Invisible Hand Picking The Pockets Of The Terminally Ill?, Russell J. Herron
University of Michigan Journal of Law Reform
The newly emerging viatical settlement industry has attracted considerable attention from both insurance regulators and advocates for the terminally ill. In a viatical settlement, a terminally ill person names a viatical settlement company as beneficiary under his life insurance policy in exchange for an immediate lump-sum cash payment of less than face value of the policy. To date, viatical settlement payments to people with AIDS (PWAs) have been disturbingly low as a percentage of the face value of PWA policies. This Note examines the few enacted viatical settlement regulations and the National Association of Insurance Commissioners' model regulations as they …
Calming Aids Phobia: Legal Implications Of The Low Risk Of Transmitting Hiv In The Health Care Setting, American Bar Association Aids Coordinating Committee
Calming Aids Phobia: Legal Implications Of The Low Risk Of Transmitting Hiv In The Health Care Setting, American Bar Association Aids Coordinating Committee
University of Michigan Journal of Law Reform
Scientists are concluding that the risk of becoming infected with the virus that causes AIDS based on transmission from an infected health care worker is infinitesimal: in fact, only one health care worker has ever been documented as the source of HN transmission to a patient. This Article sets forth the medical evidence concerning this low risk and argues that legal decision making should incorporate these facts into its analysis of legal problems involving HN-infected health care workers. The Article analyzes three areas of such legal decision making: (1) employment and related credentialing of HN-infected health care workers; (2) liability …
Pamphlet For Aids Walk '95, Aids Community Services Of Western New York
Pamphlet For Aids Walk '95, Aids Community Services Of Western New York
Event Flyers and Pamphlets
Pamphlet containing information and registration form for the 1995 Western New York AIDS Walk.
Retro Tea Dance Party Flyer, Unknown
Retro Tea Dance Party Flyer, Unknown
Event Flyers and Pamphlets
Flyer for a fundraising event supporting the Buffalo team riding in the Boston New York AIDS Ride.
News On Tap, Vol.7, No.4 (June 1995), Eve Cimmel, The Aids Project
News On Tap, Vol.7, No.4 (June 1995), Eve Cimmel, The Aids Project
News on TAP (1995)
No abstract provided.
Yale Nurse, Yale School Of Nursing
Yale Nurse, Yale School Of Nursing
Yale School of Nursing Alumni Newsletters and Magazines
No abstract provided.
Maine Aids Care (Spring 1995), Maine Medical Center's Aids Consultation Service
Maine Aids Care (Spring 1995), Maine Medical Center's Aids Consultation Service
Maine AIDS Care (1994-1996)
No abstract provided.
The Fabric Of Remembrance Flyer, The Canisius College Aids Memorial Quilt Committee
The Fabric Of Remembrance Flyer, The Canisius College Aids Memorial Quilt Committee
Event Flyers and Pamphlets
Advertisement for the displaying of the NAMES Project AIDS Memorial Quilt at Canisius College.
The Fabric Of Remembrance Booklet, The Canisius College Aids Memorial Quilt Committee
The Fabric Of Remembrance Booklet, The Canisius College Aids Memorial Quilt Committee
Event Flyers and Pamphlets
Booklet handed out at a NAMES Project event held at Canisius college.
The Aids Project Newsline, Vol.7, No.3 (March 1995), Eve Cimmel, The Aids Project
The Aids Project Newsline, Vol.7, No.3 (March 1995), Eve Cimmel, The Aids Project
AIDS Project Newsline (1991-1996)
No abstract provided.
Domestic Violence And Partner Notification: Implications For Treatment And Counseling Of Women With Hiv, Karen H. Rothenberg, Stephen J. Paskey, Melissa M. Reuland, Sheryl I. Zimmerman, Richard L. North
Domestic Violence And Partner Notification: Implications For Treatment And Counseling Of Women With Hiv, Karen H. Rothenberg, Stephen J. Paskey, Melissa M. Reuland, Sheryl I. Zimmerman, Richard L. North
Faculty Scholarship
Current public health policy encourages partner notification to protect those at risk of HIV infection. Provider experiences with partner notification, domestic violence, and women with HIV compel a reassessment of this strategy. In a survey of 136 health care providers in Baltimore, substantial numbers reported knowledge of their HIV-infected patients’ experiences with domestic violence before and after partner notification. Providers believed that fear of physical abuse, emotional abuse, and abandonment are important reasons why many female patients resist partner notification. Provider opposition to partner notification was strong in cases where female patients faced a risk of domestic violence. The realization …
Global Ostracism Of Hiv-Positive Aliens: International Restrictions Barring Hiv-Positive Aliens, Sarah N. Qureshi
Global Ostracism Of Hiv-Positive Aliens: International Restrictions Barring Hiv-Positive Aliens, Sarah N. Qureshi
Maryland Journal of International Law
No abstract provided.
Confusion In The Courts: What To Do With Hiv-Positive And Aids-Infected Public Employees , Erika J. Crandall
Confusion In The Courts: What To Do With Hiv-Positive And Aids-Infected Public Employees , Erika J. Crandall
Journal of Law and Health
This paper is divided into five sections. Part one deals with background information on AIDS. Part two discusses current federal legislation. Part three examines how AIDS falls under federal legislation and case law, including the resulting impact of hiring AIDS-infected individuals. Part four evaluates possible violations of the Fourth Amendment resulting from the federal legislation and from an employer's mandatory testing of employees for the HIV virus. The last section discusses the government's liability when a public employee transmits AIDS to another individual during the course of employment.
Negligent Hiv Testing And False-Positive Plaintiffs: Pardoning The Traditional Prerequisites For Emotional Distress Recovery, Nicholas M. Coquillard
Negligent Hiv Testing And False-Positive Plaintiffs: Pardoning The Traditional Prerequisites For Emotional Distress Recovery, Nicholas M. Coquillard
Cleveland State Law Review
This Note focuses upon the unique circumstances surrounding false-positive plaintiffs' claims. Part II examines the recent surge of litigation resulting from false-positive test results. The discussion begins by analyzing HIV antibody testing and procedure and concludes by noting that negligent testing is the prevailing factor in faulty diagnosis. Part III explores negligent infliction of emotional distress as a cause of action for false-positive plaintiffs. This section begins by tracing the historical development of the law on negligent infliction of emotional distress. The discussion focuses on both the development and abandonment of the traditional limitations placed upon emotional distress recovery. Part …
The Exclusion Of Hiv-Positive Aliens: United States Immigration Policy And International Human Rights Law, Margaret Benenati
The Exclusion Of Hiv-Positive Aliens: United States Immigration Policy And International Human Rights Law, Margaret Benenati
Florida State University Journal of Transnational Law & Policy
No abstract provided.
Maine Aids Care (Winter 1995-1996), Maine Medical Center's Aids Consultation Service
Maine Aids Care (Winter 1995-1996), Maine Medical Center's Aids Consultation Service
Maine AIDS Care (1994-1996)
No abstract provided.
Attachment Theory And Self-Disclosure Of Hiv Status, Amy H. Grimshaw
Attachment Theory And Self-Disclosure Of Hiv Status, Amy H. Grimshaw
Psychology Theses & Dissertations
This study examined the influence of attachment style on self-disclosure of HIV seropositive status. Subjects were classified according to Bartholomew's model of adult attachment (i.e., secure, preoccupied, fearful, or dismissing). Steps were then taken to assess differences in the subjects' willingness to disclose their HIV seropositive status, the communication style chosen for disclosure, the subjects' perceptions of the importance of disclosing their HIV seropositive status, and the feared negative consequences of disclosure. To increase generalizability subjects were asked to assess their self-disclosure to three types of target persons: lover, same-sex friend, and opposite-sex friend. Attachment style significantly affected perceived importance …