AIDS and Social Work: Curricula Development in an Epidemic

Samuel O. Miller · Barbara Oberhofer Dane

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The need for skilled social workers in the AIDS epidemic cannot be ignored. New graduates and current social work students need to understand complex biopsychosocial, ethical and political issues in order to provide effective, timely and appropriate services to persons with AIDS and their significant others. This article describes a framework for developing comprehensive, versatile curricula which adequately prepare students to confront the unprecedented challenges created by this epidemic.

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2000Issues in Science and Technology 1986Countertransference Issues in Working with Persons with AIDS 1989Social Welfare Students and AIDS 1988Integrating Safer-Sex Counseling into Social Work Practice

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