Home-based treatment for children and families affected by HIV and AIDS: Dealing with stigma, secrecy, disclosure, and loss

Keyphrases

• Case Management Services 100%
• Home Treatment 100%
• Home-based Services 100%
• Child Development 50%
• AIDS/HIV 50%
• Illness 50%
• Healthcare Providers 50%
• Mental Health Services 50%
• Mental Health Needs 50%
• Continuity of Care 50%
• Psychologic 50%
• Psychiatry 50%
• Developmental Trajectories 50%
• Caregiving 50%
• Medication Adherence 50%
• Community Context 50%
• Assault 50%
• Psychotherapy 50%
• Family Life 50%
• Clinical Teams 50%
• Developmental Path 50%
• Vulnerable Families 50%
• AIDS Care 50%
• Ongoing Relationships 50%
• HIV-affected Families 50%
• HIV-affected children 50%
• Vicissitude 50%
• Object Loss 50%
• Visiting nurse Service 50%
• Most Vulnerable children 50%
• Healthcare Compliance 50%
• Magnifying Glass 50%
• New Tradition 50%
• Fragmented Narratives 50%

Psychology

• Mental Health Service 100%
• Narrative 100%
• Disclosure 100%
• Developmental trajectories 100%
• Mental Health 100%

Nursing and Health Professions

• Human Immunodeficiency Virus 100%
• Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome 100%
• Case Management 40%
• Health Care Personnel 20%
• Visiting Nursing Service 20%
• Mental Health 20%
• Mental Health Service 20%
• Patient Compliance 20%
• Patient Care 20%
• Diseases 20%