When communities assess their AIDS epidemics
Subtitle: results of rapid assessment of HIV/AIDS in eleven U.S. cities
By: [edited by] Benjamin P. Bowser, Ernest Quimby, and Merrill Singer
Contributors: Bowser, Benjamin P; Quimby, Ernest; Singer, Merrill
Publisher: Lexington Books
Published: 2007
Place of publication: Lanham
Language: eng
Number of pages: 258
ISBN-13: 9780739107522
Subjects: AIDS (Disease) -- United States; HIV infections -- United States; Cities and towns -- United States
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index
Table of contents: title: Exploring the boundaries of the AIDS epidemic in the U.S. / Ernest Quimby, Merrill Singer and Benjamin P. Bowser; title: Rapid assessment: a method in community-based research / Robert T. Trotter, II and Merrill Singer; title: Responding to the AIDS crisis in Newark, New Jersey / Ric Curtis ... [et al.]; title: AIDS health emergency in Chicago / Paul LaKosky, Elijah Ward, and Lawrence J. Ouellet; title: Confined youth trying to make it real, despite the odds: RARE in Baltimore / Ernest Quimby; title: AIDS in Philadelphia: emerging from the shadow of crack / William Eric Perkins and David Metzger; title: AIDS in the shadow of power: Washington, D.C. / Ernest Quimby and Arvilla Payne-Jackson; title: Rapid assessment in Oakland: HIV, race, class, and bureaucracy / Benjamin P. Bowser and Barbara Hill; title: The AIDS epidemic in Palm Beach County, Florida / Karen Dodge and Barbara Feeney; title: The risks of paradise: Project RARE and the fight against AIDS in the U.S. Virgin Islands / Agatha P. Nelson, Patricia R. Todman, and Merrill Singer; title: The RARE experience in Miami / Louis Herns Marcelin and Bryan Page; title: Twilight's last gleaning: rapid assessment of late night HIV risk in Hartford, CT / Merrill Singer and Julie Eiserman; title: RARE research in preventing HIV among men who have sex with men in Pima County, Arizona / Halley Eisner-Freitas and Floyd Meeks; title: Conclusion: assessing primary, secondary, and future benefits of project RARE / Merrill Singer, Benjamin P. Bowser, and Ernest Quimby