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The Implementation of a Comprehensive Community Response to HIV/AIDS in Miami-Dade, Florida

Abstract

***** paper looks at the problem of HIV/AIDS and the issue ***** a comprehensive community response to it. One of the m********** problems with this disease is that many individuals do not realize how it ***** transm*****ted or how easily *****y can prevent it. Many individuals also ***** not underst***** that there are treatment options available once they get the disease. Naturally, the main goal is ***** ***** these individuals from *****ting HIV/AIDS, but those ***** already have it must ***** be treated. The l*****erature that is reviewed in th***** paper deals mostly with urban, black **********. However, this is only due to the fact that most of the literature available for examination and perusal deals with the HIV/AIDS ***** in this light. This does ***** mean ***** imply that HIV/AIDS is ***** a black, urban *****. All individuals can contract the disease, but numbers for black individuals and gay individuals ***** somewhat higher.

***** are 5 research questions and five hypotheses dealt with in this particular paper's and the chapter that looks at the f*****dings, as well ***** the chapter that ***** at the implications ***** recommendations, works to address answers to these issues so that the determination of how to implement a comprehensive ***** response to HIV/AIDS in Miami-Dade, ***** can be addressed. This is one of the hardest hit areas for this *****, and therefore the response ***** ***** community in educating individuals as to how to prevent the disease and also in ***** them regarding their treatment options if they have the ***** is vital to slowing down the spread of HIV/AIDS and the number ***** individuals that die ***** it each year

The Implementation of a Comprehensive Community Response to HIV/AIDS in Miami-Dade, Florida

Chapter One

Introduction

Most people th*****k of the AIDS epidemic as something that happens only in Africa, and they do not realize ***** ***** people ***** ***** country must struggle with the disease. The problem with AIDS in this ***** is not conf*****ed ***** one gender, age group, sexual preference, or race, but urban, black communities do ***** a much larger ***** of AIDS cases than other populations. Miami-Dade County in ***** is one area that has a l*****rge number of black residents, and it ***** has a high number of HIV/***** c*****ses.

***** purpose of this paper is to discuss this issue ***** interlock ***** specific hypotheses that deal with this problem and what ***** be done to ease it.

The problem is actually a very complex one, ***** while the information that is contained in the literature review in Chapter Two will largely focus on black, urban *****, it must be realized and understood ***** *****y are ***** the only population that is affected by this disease and the ***** ***** come from it. Whether a comprehensive commun*****y response ***** help these people remains to be seen, but it is *****lieved that it will be beneficial