Titlebook: HIV Psychiatry; A Practical Guide fo James A. Bourgeois,Mary Ann Adler Cohen,Getrude Ma Book 2022 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2022 HIV s

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Substance-Related and Addictive Disorders,vulnerable persons with addictive disorders and link them to HIV prevention efforts or HIV and addiction treatment services. This chapter begins with a brief overview of substance use as a driver of the HIV epidemic and the epidemiology of substance-related disorders and HIV. The substances that are

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Suicide in HIV,sposing factors clinically in a timely manner. We present the protective factors that allow individuals to adapt to affect-laden and disabling medical and psychosocial demands. Many protective factors involve psychological and sociocultural traits and skills and correlate with resilience, improved q

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HIV Syndemics,HIV exposure, transmission, comorbidity, and clustering embody the sequelae of deleterious interactions of social factors with biological illness in at-risk populations. To this end, the conventional biomedical paradigm limits a more fulsome understanding of the sociocultural and geopolitical factor

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HIV in Specific Populations, with the concept of medical mistrust, as well as the complex role of the Black church, religion, and spirituality in the lives of Black Americans dealing with HIV. The disproportionate rates of HIV in men who have sex with men (MSM) will be reviewed, including the potential role of homophobia/anti-

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Integrated and Collaborative Care,ewed. We summarize the extensive evidence supporting collaborative care in general primary care settings and the limited evidence for collaborative care in HIV care settings. We explain the team structure of collaborative care and the process of implementation. We highlight some of the intricacies s

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-20590-5tiretroviral therapy (ART), there is ample evidence of an ongoing pandemic, with 36.9?million persons worldwide living with HIV, despite the fact that HIV and AIDS are entirely preventable. Three clinical vignettes convey the complex bidirectional relationship between HIV and psychiatric disorders.