Culturally relevant social work services for latinas infected or affected with HIV/AIDS.
As we begin the third decade of the HIV/AIDS pandemic, concerns continue about social, psychological, and behavioral aspects of the living with the illness. What was once thought to be predominately a gay, Anglo disease has now become prominent in the heterosexual population crossing all racial and...
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Facultad de Trabajo Social y Desarrollo Humano
2004
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| author | Rodriguez Escobar, Yolanda Pomeroy, Elizabeth C. Holleran, Lori K. Noel, LaTonya |
| author_facet | Rodriguez Escobar, Yolanda Pomeroy, Elizabeth C. Holleran, Lori K. Noel, LaTonya |
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| description | As we begin the third decade of the HIV/AIDS pandemic, concerns continue about social, psychological, and behavioral aspects of the living with the illness. What was once thought to be predominately a gay, Anglo disease has now become prominent in the heterosexual population crossing all racial and class lines. Presumed injection drug users have always been highly infected. However, studies show that HIV/AIDS is affecting different populations at shockingly disproportionate rates. The HIV/AIDS pandemic in the United States is disproportionately represented and is growing at a faster rate in ethnic minority communities as compared to majority populations (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention [CDC], 2002). The purpose of this article is to explore the specific issues associated with HIV/AIDS in racial and ethnic minorities, with a specific focus on how the increase of new AIDS cases is affecting Latinas. Disparities such as lack of access to medical care and unique socio-cultural issues are discussed, followed by implications for social work practice, policy, research, and education. |
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| spelling | eprints-87202016-01-14T00:34:08Z http://eprints.uanl.mx/8720/ Culturally relevant social work services for latinas infected or affected with HIV/AIDS. Rodriguez Escobar, Yolanda Pomeroy, Elizabeth C. Holleran, Lori K. Noel, LaTonya As we begin the third decade of the HIV/AIDS pandemic, concerns continue about social, psychological, and behavioral aspects of the living with the illness. What was once thought to be predominately a gay, Anglo disease has now become prominent in the heterosexual population crossing all racial and class lines. Presumed injection drug users have always been highly infected. However, studies show that HIV/AIDS is affecting different populations at shockingly disproportionate rates. The HIV/AIDS pandemic in the United States is disproportionately represented and is growing at a faster rate in ethnic minority communities as compared to majority populations (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention [CDC], 2002). The purpose of this article is to explore the specific issues associated with HIV/AIDS in racial and ethnic minorities, with a specific focus on how the increase of new AIDS cases is affecting Latinas. Disparities such as lack of access to medical care and unique socio-cultural issues are discussed, followed by implications for social work practice, policy, research, and education. Facultad de Trabajo Social y Desarrollo Humano 2004 Article PeerReviewed text en cc_by_nc_nd http://eprints.uanl.mx/8720/1/art4%20%2810%29.pdf http://eprints.uanl.mx/8720/1.haspreviewThumbnailVersion/art4%20%2810%29.pdf Rodriguez Escobar, Yolanda y Pomeroy, Elizabeth C. y Holleran, Lori K. y Noel, LaTonya (2004) Culturally relevant social work services for latinas infected or affected with HIV/AIDS. Perspectivas sociales, 6 (1-2). ISSN 1405-1133 |
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| title | Culturally relevant social work services for latinas infected or affected with HIV/AIDS. |
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