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... of health information. Throughout their lives, people with HIV can find themselves uncertain about their health ...an online community is used to ask and address questions about ... See full document

... the information contained within some records ...for people to use to measure and track personal health information, not specifically tied to PHRs or EMRs ...tracking ... See full document

... to HIV-infected patients at increased risk-findings that may partially explain higher rates of adverse cardiovascular events among patients with ...may help reduce CVD mortality and morbidity ...to ... See full document

... and HIV transmission risk reduction among persons living with HIV in ...with HIV (or potentially, other chronic ...delivered HIV intervention in Lima. The qualitative data we report ... See full document

... their health status, disease, impairment, disability, or treatment on their physical, mental/cognitive, and social ...such, health- related quality of life tools are primarily used as outcome measures in ... See full document

... descriptive statistics were used to analyse the data. Data were evaluated manually rather than electronically by both members of the research team (CSB and OHA), because of the frequent use of abbreviations and ... See full document

... on HIV/AIDS and the use of online support groups has suggested that participants benefit from them in terms of empowerment and emotional ...no information available on the specific topic of ... See full document

... alcohol use were ...Alcohol use is also a dynamic behaviour, and change in the pat- tern of use due to intervention may not have been present long enough to lead to enduring change in viral load ... See full document

... This is to certify that the dissertation entitled “Hematological profile of people living with HIV/AIDS” presented here is the original work done by Dr.R.ASHOK KUMAR, postgraduate at the Institute of ... See full document

... Iranian HIV positive patients evaluated a stigma index and reported on a percentage of people who preceived stigma from different people in different ...and health services ... See full document

... in people with HCV genotype 3. In people with HCV genotype 1, fatty liver is more likely in those who are overweight, have insulin resistance or type 2 diabetes, high blood pressure, heavy alcohol ... See full document

... the use of interactional metadiscourse markers in 168 comments made by 28 university students of engineering via an educational forum held as part of a general English ...their use of five metadiscourse ... See full document

... on living conditions and services, can influ- ence the state of health, which further hinders their inte- gration into the labor market ...[33]. People living with HIV/AIDS who have no ... See full document

... behavioral health and substance use disorder services from funding for other health care services and incentivizing use of integrated care delivery systems for people with behavioral ... See full document

... mental health condition such as post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), schizophrenia, depression, anxiety, or bipolar ...of people who own PADs, the types of dogs used or the functions they ...an ... See full document

... the use of a well-validated theoretical framework to pro- spectively examine an important and topical parental be- haviour, a consideration of the impact of a range of covariates, and a reasonable sample ...The ... See full document

... the HIV/ AIDS virus, as compared to early days of the epidemic when most people got the virus from someone outside their own community; 4) Creating education and aware- ness is very important, especially ... See full document

... The fundamental leadership role of the Director of Adult Social Services (DASS) for the quality of the social care workforce in their area, and as a commissioner, is crucial in developing the local market. A Director of ... See full document

... that people living with HIV /AIDS initially respond to the awareness of HIV diagnosis by expressing a range of responses such as shock, denial, negotiation of death, depression, anger, ... See full document

... users, health departments in the ...of Health and Human Services, United States [DHHS], 2005; ...National Health Service confederation [NHSC], ...2007). People with co-occurring disorders ... See full document