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Chapter 10: References and Resources
REFERENCES
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Chapter 10: References and Resources
REFERENCES
Eliot, T.S. Collected Poems, 1909-1962. (1963) London: Faber and Faber.
Blofeld, John. Bodhisattva of Compassion; The Mystical Tradition of Kuan Yin. (1978) Boston: Shambhala.
Meiss,
M. and Kirsch, E. the Visconti Hours, (1972) NY: George Braziller.
RESOURCES
Grateful acknowledgment is made to the following resources for allowing me to link to their websites:
Chapter
1.
The National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases and
National Institute of Health has an on-line 
fact
sheet on HIV Infection and AIDS.
UCSF
HIVinsite: Gateway to AIDS Knowledge
is a web site devoted to information on HIV and AIDS, in English
and Spanish. Please see their
World
Map with HIV/AIDS information by country and their
U.S.
Map which includes HIV/AIDS information by state.
There
is one home test for HIV approved by the FDA, the link from their Center
for Biologics Evaluation and Research has the details.
Chapter
2.
For more details on testing for HIV, go to the HIV
Antibody Testing Link.
Chapter
3.
For more images of Kuan Yin, please go to Kuan
Yin.
From
the HIV Insite website You
Just Found Out You're HIV Positive.
Chapter 4.
For
more information on named surveillance, please go to theSF
AIDS Foundation.
For
a discussion on legal issues, go to "Confidentiality, Privacy, and
the 'Right to Know'" By Lawrence O. Gostin, JD, at http://www.ama-assn.org/special/hiv/policy/confide.htm.
"Physician's
Duties to Patients and Third Parties Further Defined" by Jason F. Kaar,
Maj, USAF, JA reviews recent lawsuits arising from the Tarasoff decision and
HIV and AIDS diagnoses. It may be found at: http://www.afip.org/Departments/legalmed/openfile97/grandrnds97.pdf.
Chapter 6.
If
you are in the position to tell someone they have HIV or AIDS or have been exposed,
please go to How
to Tell Patients They Have (or Do Not Have) HIV
Chapter 7.
Please
go to Insite's
section on Adolescents and Youth :
For
more information on this, go to the
End of Life Issues section of Getting Started: Basic Skills for Effective Social
Work with People with HIV and AIDS by Michael Shernoff, ACSW.
Chapter 8.
THE
BODY: An AIDS and HIV Information Resource.
First
Steps: Testing Positive and Taking Charge
This
site also offers Internet support groups which they call
COMMUNITIES with discussion threads
For
medical terms, go to the Glossary of theJAMA
HIV/AIDS Information Center.
Center
for Disease Control and Prevention.
The
ACLU has an HIV/AIDS
website.
Another
resource is an on-line
manual written by the AIDS Legal Referral Panel of the San Francisco Bay Area
Please
look at some of the images from the AIDS
Memorial Quilt
For
an overview of diagnostic categories, go to the link
HIV-Associated
Psychiatric Disorders.
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