Examining the Unique Stresses and Rewards of HIV/AIDS Work

Beth Grube · Nancy L. Beckerman · David L. Strug

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Social Work Education and Practice HIV/AIDS Research and Interventions Stress and Burnout Research

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The article reports on findings from an exploratory study, a survey of 25 HIV/AIDS workers. The survey instrument included all items from the five main dimensions of stresses and rewards in the AIDS Impact Scale, in addition to a series of open-ended questions. The findings suggested the need for careful review of the items to ensure they adequately capture current day stresses and rewards of HIV/AIDS work and the possible need for an additional dimension that captures the stresses and rewards of working with multi-problem vulnerable clients and their families.

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