Expanding the Boundaries of Positive Prevention Programmes

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Expanding the Boundaries of Positive Prevention Programmes

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April 16, 2004
Terje Anderson, MSW, National Association of People with AIDS

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Expanding the Boundaries of Positive Prevention Programmes

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Exactly one year after federal government announcement of AHP, there is more focus than ever on:

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But AHP has been flawed from the beginning

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Medicalizing/ Individualizing HIV Prevention - Initial announcement, April 2003

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Medicalizing/ Individualizing HIV Prevention - Ideology of individual responsibility

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Stigmatization

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Care and treatment - How many new positives will the initiative identify?

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Care and treatment - What are the ethics of promoting mass testing with no provision for care?

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Is history repeating itself?

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Making AHP better!

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Redefining the "problem" - 900,000 HIV+ people

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Redefining the "problem" - ~700,000 positive people know status

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Redefining the "problem" - ~200,000 unaware of infection

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Redefining the "problem" - Need to better understand what is behind these stats

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Toward are broader view of HIV Prevention for Positives

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A more comprehensive approach must include a full continuum of services

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Elements of prevention

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Defining a positive sexuality - The sexuality of HIV positive people is assaulted on many levels

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Defining a positive sexuality - Prevention programmes must develop and offer a positive view of HIV+ sexuality

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Right to accurate information to make decisions

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Overcoming social isolation

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Shared responsibility

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Positive driven, positive delivered

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