Epidemiological Considerations On Hiv In Constanţa County Contribution to the epidemiological characterization of the retrospective cohort (1987 – 1993) from Constanta
Journal Title: International Journal of HIV/AIDS and Research (IJHR) - Year 2015, Vol 2, Issue 1
Abstract
The chosen theme is relevant to show the progress in addressing public health services currently in Romania, especially with the care of the patient HIV- AIDS in the HIV- AIDS Regional Centre from Constanta . We proposed ourself to organize the existing case law in a database, which represents a prerequisite for further steps to elucidate the epidemiological process. We reviewed the factors that favored the dissemination of infection, unable to specify who the sources were. The main objective of this paper is to formulate epidemiological considerations of HIV - AIDS in Constanta County, by describing the epidemiological characteristics of HIV - AIDS from Constanta county, retrospective HIV- AIDS epidemiological model locally. The originality of the study: a descriptive presentation from the registers and studied observation sheets was transformed into a database, which was presented in the study. Constanta has come to represent a model for surveillance and monitoring of HIV nationally and internationally, many of the models of care, programs, were expanding to other counties and countries. The chosen theme is important, addresses theoretical and methodological issues in HIV AIDS areas of disaster risk science: emergency response technology and risk management; local risk governance policies and regulations.
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Iulia Gabriela Şerban
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