Social Work and HIV

Foreword David Hoe, Policy Advisor on HIV/AIDS, Health Canada: Acknowledgements Contributors Introduction William Rowe and Bill Ryan: Part One: Prevention 1: Joanne Otis, Professor, Department of Sexology, Universite du Quebec a Montreal, Joseph Levy, Director and Professor, Department of Sexology, Universite du Quebec a Montreal, and Marie Josee Drouin, MA in Sexology (UQAM): Sexual-Health Education and Promotion: The Heavy Burden of Preventing HIV Infection 2: Joanne Otis, Joseph Levy, and Marie Josee Drouin: Putting Theory into Action: Prevention Programs in Canada 3: Lynne Leonard, Principle Investigator, Community Health Research Unit, University of Ottawa: Social Workers and HIV Prevention: A Neglected Dyad 4: William Rowe and Glenn Marcotte, Social Worker, CLSC-Metro, Montreal: The Challenge of Risk Reduction Practices Part Two: Care 5: Shirley Grosser, Associate Professor, Faculty of Social Work, University of Manitoba: The Management of Caregiving: Who Pays in Hidden Ways, or Pathways to Empowerment 6: Lois Jackson, Assistant Professor, School of Health and Human Performance, Dalhousie University: Diversity in a Context of Adversity: Issues in Working with HIV-Positive Women 7: Lillian Wells, Professor and Associate Dean, Faculty of Social Work, University of Toronto, Robyn Salter-Goldie, Social Worker, Dale D'Amatteo, Researcher, HIV/AIDS Comprehensive Care Team, and Susan King, Assistant Professor of Paediatrics, University of Toronto: Families with Children: Issues Arising from HIV 8: Claude Olivier, Social Worker: AIDS-Specific Social Work Practice in Rural Areas 9: Judy Weiser, Director, Photo Therapy Centre (Vancouver): Taking the Medicine Wheel to the Street: Counselling Aboriginal Street Youth About HIV/AIDS and Educating Those Who Help Them 10: Anne Bowlby, Acting Manager, Ontario Substance Abuse Bureau, Ministry of Health: Care and the Context of Injection Drug Use 11: David Fitzgerald, Public Health, Edmonton: Home Care: Caring Together 12: Bill Ryan, Marc A. Hamel, Clinical and Research Psychologist, and Chen ChoCo-ordinator, Direct Service Network, Maison CHESED House (Montreal): Multiple Loss and Mourning within the Gay Male Community Part Three: Practice, Policy, and Politics 13: Michele Bourgon, Professor of Social Work, Universite du Quebec a Montreal: Integrating the Personal, the Professional, and the Political in HIV/AIDS 14: Sharon Taylor, Chair Department of Social Work, Lakehead University: Confidentiality/Ethical Issues in Social Work Practice 15: Jack McDonald, Professor Emeritus, Faculty of Social Work, University of Calgary: Haemophilia, Blood Transfusion, and Social Work Practice 16: Carol Neron, Social Work Consultant, Ottawa: Euthanasia, Assisted Suicide, and HIV/AIDS: Ethical, Legal, and Counselling Considerations for Social Workers Conclusion: Future PerspectivesWilliam Rowe and Bill Ryan: Index