Lewe in n VIGS-kultuur

Authors

Jan De Jong van Arkel, University of South Africa; Alta van Dyk , University of South Africa; Christa van Wyk , University of South Africa; Margie Beukes , University of South Africa; Robert McKay, University of South Africa; Gawie van der Walt , University of South Africa
DOI: https://doi.org/10.25159/315

Keywords:

HIV/AIDS, Public health, Ethics, Counselling

Synopsis

ISBN: 0 86981 725 6 

This book was originally also published in English with the title Living in an AIDS culture

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Voorwoord 
lnleiding 
1. Die persoonlike appel van VIGS - Jan de Jongh van Arkel
2. VIGS - die moderne Trojaanse perd - Alta van Dyk 
3. VIGS in die werkplek: enkele regsaspekte - Christa van Wyk 
4. Noodhulp- en gesondheidswenke - Margie Beukes 
5. Om met VIGS saam te leef - Robert McKay en Gawie van der Walt 
Woordelys 

Author Biographies

Jan De Jong van Arkel, University of South Africa

Prof Jan de Jong van Arkel was attached to the University of South Africa.

Alta van Dyk , University of South Africa

Alta van Dyk is associated with the Department of Psychology at the University of South Africa

Christa van Wyk , University of South Africa

Christa van Wyk is associated with the Department of Legal History, Comparative Law and Legal Philosophy at the University of South Africa.

Margie Beukes , University of South Africa

Prof Margie Beukes iwas attached to the Department of Nursing Science at the University of South Africa.

Robert McKay, University of South Africa

Robert McKay is associated with the Department of Psychology at the University of South Africa.

Gawie van der Walt , University of South Africa

Gawie van der Walt is associated with the Department of Social Work at the University of South Africa.

In the foreground, the main title is placed in white lettering on a splash bubble of red ink. The cover background shows a collage of newspaper clippings. The editor's name is at the bottom. in black ink.

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Published

December 31, 1991

Series

Heritage Collection

Categories

Copyright (c) 1991 Unisa Press