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1. HIV/AIDS Risks among South African Men Who Report Sexually Assaulting Women.

Author

Simbayi, Leickness C., Kalichman, Seth C., Jooste, Sean, Mathiti, Vuyisile, Cain, Demetria, and Cherry, Charsey

Subjects
*RAPISTS, *SEX offenders, *AIDS, *HIV infection risk factors, *SEXUAL intercourse, *RAPE, *SEX crimes
Abstract

Objective: To examine HIV risks among South African men who report having been sexually assaultive. Methods: Men (N = 412) in Cape Town completed anonymous surveys. Results: Twenty-three percent reported a history of sexual assault. Men who had been sexually assaultive were younger, reported more sex partners, were more likely to have a history of genital ulcers, and more likely to have exchanged money for sex. Sexually assaultive men were also more likely to endorse rape myths. Conclusions: Interventions that target men as the agents of change in reducing sexual assaults and HIV transmission are urgently needed. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2006
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2. World Bank-Financed HIV Projects in the Caribbean : Lessons for Working with Small States

Author

Carpio, Carmen, De Geyndt, Willy, and Chao, Shiyan

Subjects
PUBLIC INFORMATION, COMMERCIAL SEX, NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT, NEW INFECTIONS, DEVELOPMENT OBJECTIVES, DRUG USERS, EPIDEMIOLOGICAL DATA, WASTE, SOCIAL FACTORS, AIDS PROGRAMS, THERAPY, SHORT SUPPLY, AIDS PROGRAM, HEALTH SYSTEM, POPULATION GROUPS, VULNERABLE POPULATIONS, LEADING CAUSE OF DEATH, SEX WORKERS, HEALTH REFORM, MULTI-COUNTRY AIDS, TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE, MOTHER-TO-CHILD, POLICY MAKERS, BLOOD SAFETY, CHILD DEATHS, MIGRANTS, NATIONAL LEVEL, IMMUNODEFICIENCY, MEDICAL OFFICER, RESOURCE CONSTRAINTS, AIDS CASE, TREATMENT SERVICES, RESOURCE ALLOCATION, WORLD POPULATION, HEALTH INFORMATION, WORKERS, HUMAN IMMUNODEFICIENCY VIRUS, INFECTIOUS DISEASES, CRIME, STIS, PREVENTION ACTIVITIES, FEMALE, DRUG RESISTANCE, MOTHER, NEGATIVE EFFECTS, MEDICINES, PRESIDENTIAL DECREE, TRANSMISSION RATES, REGIONAL NEEDS, AIDS RELIEF, NATIONAL AIDS, HIV POSITIVE, SEX WORKER, HIV INFECTIONS, ADULT POPULATION, MOTHER TO CHILD TRANSMISSION, SOCIAL ISSUES, DISEASE PREVENTION, NUMBER OF AIDS CASES, CONDOM DISTRIBUTION, DIAGNOSIS, PATIENT, CHRONIC DISEASES, PUBLIC SERVICES, NATIONAL LAWS, MALARIA, QUALITY CONTROL, RESPONSE TO AIDS, PATIENTS, DRUG ADHERENCE, PREVALENCE RATES, PROGRESS, CONDOM, VULNERABILITY, LONGER LIVES, INFORMATION SYSTEM, BEHAVIOR CHANGE, HIV PREVENTION, LEVELS OF KNOWLEDGE, INJECTING DRUG USERS, RISKY BEHAVIORS, DYING, VIRAL LOAD, HUMAN RIGHTS, HEALTH SECTOR, PREVENTION INTERVENTIONS, WORLD POPULATION DATA, GLOBAL HIV/AIDS, SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT, POST-EXPOSURE PROPHYLAXIS, VULNERABLE GROUPS, COMMUNICABLE DISEASES, HEALTH PROMOTION, PREGNANT WOMEN, SKILLED STAFF, MOTHER TO CHILD, REGIONAL MEETING, PHARMACEUTICALS, HIV AIDS, COMMERCIAL SEX WORKERS, DISCRIMINATORY PRACTICES, ANTENATAL CARE, ADULT PREVALENCE, UNIVERSAL ACCESS, PANDEMIC, RESOURCE ALLOCATIONS, NATIONAL STRATEGY, LIMITED RESOURCES, UNAIDS, UNFPA, CIVIL SOCIETY ORGANIZATIONS, EPIDEMIOLOGY, EMERGENCY PLAN, INFECTIOUS DISEASE, HEALTH MINISTRIES, HEALTH RESEARCH, PREVENTION OF MOTHER-TO-CHILD TRANSMISSION, HUMAN DEVELOPMENT, VOLUNTARY COUNSELING, ACQUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROME, MINISTRY OF HEALTH, POLITICAL LEADERSHIP, MINISTRIES OF HEALTH, HEALTH POLICY, HEALTH WORKFORCE, INTRAVENOUS DRUG USERS, CONDOMS, DISSEMINATION, SOCIAL MOBILIZATION, LABORATORY SERVICES, SUPPORT FOR PEOPLE, HEALTH WORKERS, IMMUNE DEFICIENCY, TB, YOUTH, HEALTH CARE, RESOURCE REQUIREMENTS, DISASTERS, ORPHANS, HEALTH SYSTEMS, NUTRITION, PUBLIC HEALTH, ADHERENCE TO TREATMENT, PREVENTION COUNSELING, TREATMENT REGIMEN, HIV POSITIVE PEOPLE, NURSING, HIV ANTIBODIES, GOOD GOVERNANCE, TRANSMISSION, POPULATION STRATEGY, GLOBAL AIDS PROGRAM, EXERCISES, POLICY RESPONSE, PEOPLE WITH AIDS, HUMAN CAPACITY, ILLNESS, DISTRIBUTION OF CONDOMS, TUBERCULOSIS, LEGAL STATUS, ILLNESSES, QUALITY OF LIFE, SPECIALIST, VULNERABLE CHILDREN, NATIONAL AIDS COUNCILS, DRUGS, SEX WITH MEN, FEMALE SEX WORKERS, SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED INFECTION, WORKFORCE, HIV AIDS PREVENTION, PROSTITUTION, DISEASE CONTROL, HIV TRANSMISSION, REFERRAL SYSTEMS, HEALTH MANAGEMENT, SEX WORK, AT RISK GROUPS, SMALL COUNTRIES, WELLNESS, HIV, LAWS, RISK POPULATIONS, CAPACITY BUILDING, HIV INFECTION, DISCRIMINATION, NURSE, NUMBER OF PEOPLE, CHRONIC DISEASE, NATIONAL AIDS PREVENTION, GLOBAL AIDS EPIDEMIC, NURSES, AIDS PROJECTS
Abstract

This paper summarizes the key findings of an 'After Action Review' (AAR) that reflects a decade of experience in designing and implementing ten HIV/AIDS projects in the Caribbean, financed by the World Bank. The objective is to identify what worked (and what didn't) in the project approach, design and implementation, distilling useful lessons for other projects in small states.

Published
2010

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