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Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome

Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome Chapter 9 JOAN G, TURNER SCHOOL Of NUtlSINO UNIVHMSITY OF "LAIIAM" AT BIRMINGHAM CONTENTS Methods of Review Major AIDS-Related Research Subject Areas AIDS-Related Knowledge and Altitudes Public Policy Issues Perceptions and Characteristics of H1V-lnjecled Individuals Clinical Management of HIV-lnJecled Individuals Conclusions and Recommendations Recently. Larson (1988) conducted a systematic review of the pre­ vious 52 months of nursing literature in 46 different Engtish-Ianguage journals and found 169 articles in which some aspect of acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS) was discussed. In analysis of these articles, Larson found that 24% were related to some aspect of nursing care and 22% were related to public policy issues; none contained reports of nursing research. In contrast, 46% of the 481 artic1es retrieved from the medical literature for a 6-month period in 1986 were reports of related re­ search. Physicians focused primarily on issues related to descriptive The author gratefully acknowledges the contributions of Patricia A. O'Leary, M.S.N., R.N ., doctoral fellow at the School of Nursing, University of Alabama at Bir­ mingham, in the shaping of this review. 195 196 RESEARCH ON THB PROFESSION OF NURSING epidemiology, pathology, and complications associated with AIDS~ related illnesses in their research reports . The point Larson http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png Annual Review of Nursing Research Springer Publishing

Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome

TURNER, JOAN G.
Annual Review of Nursing Research , Volume 8 (1): 16 – Sep 1, 1990
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Chapter 9 JOAN G, TURNER SCHOOL Of NUtlSINO UNIVHMSITY OF "LAIIAM" AT BIRMINGHAM CONTENTS Methods of Review Major AIDS-Related Research Subject Areas AIDS-Related Knowledge and Altitudes Public Policy Issues Perceptions and Characteristics of H1V-lnjecled Individuals Clinical Management of HIV-lnJecled Individuals Conclusions and Recommendations Recently. Larson (1988) conducted a systematic review of the pre­ vious 52 months of nursing literature in 46 different Engtish-Ianguage journals and found 169 articles in which some aspect of acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS) was discussed. In analysis of these articles, Larson found that 24% were related to some aspect of nursing care and 22% were related to public policy issues; none contained reports of nursing research. In contrast, 46% of the 481 artic1es retrieved from the medical literature for a 6-month period in 1986 were reports of related re­ search. Physicians focused primarily on issues related to descriptive The author gratefully acknowledges the contributions of Patricia A. O'Leary, M.S.N., R.N ., doctoral fellow at the School of Nursing, University of Alabama at Bir­ mingham, in the shaping of this review. 195 196 RESEARCH ON THB PROFESSION OF NURSING epidemiology, pathology, and complications associated with AIDS~ related illnesses in their research reports . The point Larson

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