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• W2209054331 abstract "Two thirty three diploma students from a Nursing School, in Delhi were surveyed anonymously to seek their opinion on some AIDS-related policy issues and willingness to provide AIDS care. More than one fourth of students opinionated that health personnel should be given a choice to refuse care to the AIDS patients and an equal proportion felt that authorities should be empowered to terminate the services of such personnel. Majority were in favour of making HIV testing compulsory for various high risk groups, indoor patients and health workers. Perceiving the risk of HIV infection, 41.2% students felt that girls might not opt for nursing career, whereas few (10.7%) were considering even to leave the profession. However, majority (58-72%) were willing to nurse the high risk individuals, if adequate training and preventive measures were provided in the health care settings. The study implies framing of an AIDS policy taking in to consideration the views of health professionals and imparting comprehensive training to the nursing students in order to promote a humane approach towards AIDS care.By 2000, 1 out of every 6 HIV-infected people in the world will be in India. While the extent of HIV seroconversion following occupational exposure is reported to be very low, HIV continues to be a major concern among health care workers. 233 female diploma students aged 17-23 years from a nursing school in Delhi were surveyed anonymously to seek their opinion on certain AIDS-related policy issues and their willingness to care for people with AIDS. More than 25% of the students believed that health personnel should be allowed to choose whether or not to provide care to people with AIDS, while an equal percentage felt that authorities should be empowered to terminate the services of such personnel. 64-85% of the respondents favored compulsory HIV testing for selected high risk groups, indoor patients, and health workers. Because of the fear of contracting HIV through occupational exposure, 41.2% of students felt that girls may not choose a nursing career, while 10.7% were even thinking about leaving the profession. 58-72% were willing to nurse high risk patients, if provided adequate training and preventive measures in the health care settings. Nursing students need to be trained to provide humane, compassionate care to AIDS patients." @default.
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• W2209054331 title "Some AIDS-related policy issues and nursing students' willingness to provide AIDS care." @default.
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