HIV and AIDS Nursing Care Management

People with human immunodeficiency virus/acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (HIV/AIDS) and chronic depression constitute a growing population of individuals in need of quality nursing care management. Nursing Care of Patients with HIV/AIDS facilities ranging from the primary-level health center to the tertiary-level hospital who work in a variety of roles to provide care to those with HIV. Nurses provide life-saving and life-enriching care patients with HIV.  Inpatient persons with HIV requires intensive nursing care. HIV disease may cause psychosocial transition (person's experience, view changes on the world), a stress-inducing experience, a developmental experience, , and existential crisis.   Nurses with resource-limited areas with evidence-based knowledge they can deliver safe and effective care to the patients.

  • Medication Adherence Monitoring
  • Testing and Counseling
  • Symptom Management
  • Health Monitoring
  • Health Promotion/Patient Education
  • Empowering and Supporting Patients to Make Their Own Choices