Preventing HIV Among U.S. Women of Color With Severe Mental Illness: Perceptions of Mental Health Care Providers Working in Urban Community Clinics.

Agénor, Madina.

Collins, Pamela Y.

2013

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  • Given their knowledge of the behavioral issues related to psychiatric illness, mental health care providers are in a unique position to help prevent HIV among women with severe mental illness (SMI) We conducted in-depth interviews with providers at two New York City community clinics. We identified three major, interrelated themes pertaining to HIV prevention among women of color with SMI. ... read more
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  • Madina Agénor & Pamela Y. Collins (2013) Preventing HIV Among U.S. Women of Color With Severe Mental Illness: Perceptions of Mental Health Care Providers Working in Urban Community Clinics, Health Care for Women International, 34:3-4, 281-302, DOI: 10.1080/07399332.2012.755983.
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