Category: AIDS

The primary goal of this question is to determine the methodological matters utilized by the authors of the article Prevention of HIV among older adults: A literature review and recommendations for future research by Davis and Zanjani. 18 articles relevant to HIV/AIDS were chosen, and the literature review was conducted in September-October 2011 in Lexington,…

Table of Contents Introduction Current state Influenza AIDS Syphilis Conclusion References Introduction The dynamic and increasingly complex modern healthcare sector demands the constant improvement of the main health issues. The program Healthy People 2020 is expected to become one of the main instruments to achieve the goal and attain significant improvement in different spheres like…

Table of Contents Introduction Summarizing the Article How the Pathophysiology is Clinically Relevant Three Key Points to Share Conclusion Reference Introduction For a clinician, the information in this article is relevant because it helps to understand the prevalence of HIV infection, hepatitis C, and Hepatitis B among patients newly diagnosed with cancer. Therefore, there is…

Table of Contents Introduction Analysis and Discussion Plan of Action Conclusion References Introduction Malaria, AIDS, and Tuberculosis are the illnesses that are widespread around the world and present a tremendous danger to humanity. The diseases mentioned above started to develop rapidly at the end of the twentieth century. The following paper will discuss and analyze…

Was there a clear statement of the purpose and aims of the research? The authors of the article Unique Factors that Place Older Hispanic Women at Risk for HIV: Intimate Partner Violence, Machismo, and Marianismo clearly state the primary purpose of the research (Cianelli et al., 2013). The experts aim to determine factors that consequently…

Table of Contents Introduction Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome (AIDS) Tuberculosis Hepatitis Conclusion References Introduction The Healthy People.2020 initiative continues the tradition started by a similar program introduced on December 2, 2010. It features a 10-year agenda aimed at improving the state of the nations health on both local and countrywide levels. The main purposes of the…

This paper aims at discussing HIV/AIDS as one of the most serious and dangerous health problems in the United States, as well as in the whole world. The evaluation of this epidemiological problem is based on the statistical data gathered from such world-known organizations as the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the…

Table of Contents Best Practices of Prevention Affected Groups by HIV Contact with Community Members Conclusion References In general, one of the most concerning healthcare problems in the US and the world is the spread of the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV). The stable number of people with HIV infection in the US will be the…

Table of Contents Putting Intervention into Practice The evaluation of risks and the intervention Possibilities and limitations Risk evaluation and diagnosis Aggregate care protocol Execution Assessment Conclusion References The suggested response was to launch community-wide education campaigns to inform people about the requirements of HIV/AIDS patients and refute misunderstandings that contribute to the diseases stigma.…

The overall levels and spread of HIV infection is one of the most difficult challenges faced by global healthcare. HIV incidence remains the highest among homosexual and bisexual men compared to other groups despite the recent developments in healthcare for HIV positive patients. Almost half of the HIV positive patients in Florida are reported to…