HIV/AIDs stigma leads to barriers when seeking care. A case study and a literature review were conducted to determine best practices and barriers to providing compassionate care to this population. Best practices and barriers identified include providing appropriate symptom management and communication while recognizing discrimination. Understanding barriers and using best practices enables nurses to provide quality care. Nurses can help persons experiencing HIV/AIDS feel more comfortable, allowing them to receive quality end-of-life care.
Providing Compassionate Evidence-Based Care to the HIV/AIDs population at the End of Life
Natalie Faybisovich, Marisa Milton and Megan Lucey
Major:
Nursing
Exhibition Category:
Health and Life Sciences
Exhibition Format:
Poster Presentation
Campus:
Scranton
Faculty Sponsor:
Michael Evans
Poster Number:
50513