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The Management of AIDS Patients

Editors:

  1. David Miller

    1. St Mary’s Hospital, London, UK

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  2. Jonathan Weber

    1. Jefferiss Research Wing, St Mary’s Hospital, London, UK

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  3. John Green

    1. St Mary’s Hospital, London, UK

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Table of contents (11 chapters)

  1. Front Matter

    Pages i-xii
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  2. The Clinical Management of AIDS and HTLV-III Infection

    • Jonathan Weber, Anthony Pinching
    Pages 1-33

  4. Virology

    • Don Jeffries
    Pages 53-63

  5. Venereology

    • Greta Forster
    Pages 65-80

  6. AIDS-related Problems in the Management of Haemophilia

    • Peter B. A. Kernoff, Riva R. Miller
    Pages 81-91

  7. Nursing

    • Elizabeth Jenner, Anthony Levi, David Houghton
    Pages 93-130

  8. Psychology, AIDS, ARC and PGL

    • David Miller
    Pages 131-149

  9. Counselling HTLV-III Sero-positives

    • John Green
    Pages 151-168

  10. The Worried Well

    • David Miller
    Pages 169-173

  11. Reduction of Risk in High-risk Groups

    • John Green
    Pages 175-185

  12. Hospital Counselling: Structure and Training

    • John Green, David Miller
    Pages 187-193

  13. Back Matter

    Pages 195-202
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About this book

The exponential increase in the number of AIDS (Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome) cases has exposed the difficulty in getting clear information that exists among the public and health professionals about the correct procedures for the management of patients with AIDS and AIDS-related conditions. St Mary's Hospital is the foremost centre in Britain for research and management of AIDS, and this book draws on the experiences of the hospital staff in all areas, in dealing with AIDS patients. The book gives advice on the relative degrees of risk of infection from the virus which health professionals will face in personal contact, and the appropriate precautions required to minimise their personal risk. Diagnostic procedures are also indicated, as well as guidance on counselling, and the advice it is appropriate to give to those most at risk in the community about reducing their likelihood of contracting the virus. The Management of AIDS Patients provides essential management information for all professional groups likely to be involved with AIDS patients.
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Editors and Affiliations

  • St Mary’s Hospital, London, UK

    David Miller, John Green

  • Jefferiss Research Wing, St Mary’s Hospital, London, UK

    Jonathan Weber

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