So far there is no cure for HIV/AIDS. This book brings up review and evaluation of a Community Home Based Care project which reveals best practices where a mid level para-medic training institution is practicing multidisciplinary approach to care and management of people living with HIV (PLWHIV) and their families. In the book, there is how adult teaching and learning methods are employed including demonstration of how theory is integrated into practice. The book contributes to ways of strengthening health systems by building capacity of the health care workers who in turn in their place of...

The purpose of this book is to show how a proposal of an appropriate care model for HIV positive nurses was arrived at. It comprised of a journey where at initial stage HIV positive nurses went into hiding their HIV sero positive status and this made them go far to seek services for people living with HIV, yet those services were also offered at their door step, that is, at their place of work. Grounded theory methodology enabled the investigation of the structure and process of care for HIV positive nurses at a regional hospital. The theory that emerged known as, journey into recognized care...