Document 2226
 DOCN  M94A2226
 TI    Health education for the HIV virus prevention.
 DT    9412
 AU    Osojnik TM; Duprat E; Stolovitzsky I
 SO    Int Conf AIDS. 1994 Aug 7-12;10(1):352 (abstract no. PD0014). Unique
       Identifier : AIDSLINE ICA10/94370349
 AB    OBJECTIVES: 1--To offer basic information and resorts to get a
       significant change in people behavior. 2--To report about risk-behavior;
       ways of prevention and different ways to avoid discrimination in order
       to be unanimous with HIV infected people. RESOURCES: 1--Conferences
       oriented to educators and pediatric workers in general. 2--Orientation
       and continuing education oriented to social workers and pediatric
       psychologist teams. CONSEQUENCES: 1--High motivation in the group of
       workers shown through a dynamic participation in the conferences.
       2--Group discussions led them to a more precise knowledge about another
       workers opinions within this subject (respecting-of course-every
       opinion). 3--Workers are using now prophylactic-gloves when they
       recognize themselves in a risk situation. 4--The information that was
       offered in those conferences reached home participants and their
       families. INFERENCES: 1--Continuing education and these kind of
       activities are necessary to provide a better and deeply knowledge about
       people myths and prejudices. These make difficult a real change in
       people behavior in order to HIV prevention. 2--It is necessary to
       promove these kind of experiences in several educative centers of our
       country.
 DE    *Health Education  Human  HIV Infections/*PREVENTION & CONTROL  Risk
       Factors  MEETING ABSTRACT

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