Several recent studies have focussed on the needs and problems of different demographic groups pertaining to the HIV/AIDS epidemic in Botswana. However, none has paid particular attention to the impact of the epidemic on older persons, with specific reference to the Community Home-Based Care (CHBC) programme. This paper examines the experience of older Batswana of the AIDS epidemic, briefly describes the nature of the CHBC programme, and critically examines the social-psychological, economic and health implications of the programme for older persons, with specific reference to their role as primary caregivers to persons with AIDS and AIDS orphans. The dynamics of problems of the CHBC programme are analysed and solutions to the problems are ...
This paper examines older persons’ positions as heads of households in the Agincourt sub-district of...
Using quantitative and qualitative data drawn from a population cohort of 20,000 people in South-Wes...
Using quantitative and qualitative data drawn from a population cohort of 20,000 people in South-Wes...
As the HIV epidemic ages, health systems globally are faced with the reality that infected persons w...
HIV may affect the elderly in a number of ways. They may become infected themselves; their children ...
This article describes the preliminary results of a peer education programme for AIDS prevention and...
This study examines the role of Community Home-Based Care in Botswana for people with HIV/AIDS and t...
[From Editorial] Four of the five articles in this issue either deal explicitly with or refer to the...
Older people may be affected by HIV/AIDS indirectly through their role as caregivers to people who a...
This paper examines older persons’ positions as heads of households in the Agincourt sub-district of...
This paper examines older persons’ positions as heads of households in the Agincourt sub-district of...
This paper examines older persons’ positions as heads of households in the Agincourt sub-district of...
This paper examines older persons’ positions as heads of households in the Agincourt sub-district of...
Working PaperABSTRACT: Older adults in sub-Saharan Africa face harsh living conditions including se...
Using quantitative and qualitative data drawn from a population cohort of 20,000 people in South-Wes...
This paper examines older persons’ positions as heads of households in the Agincourt sub-district of...
Using quantitative and qualitative data drawn from a population cohort of 20,000 people in South-Wes...
Using quantitative and qualitative data drawn from a population cohort of 20,000 people in South-Wes...
As the HIV epidemic ages, health systems globally are faced with the reality that infected persons w...
HIV may affect the elderly in a number of ways. They may become infected themselves; their children ...
This article describes the preliminary results of a peer education programme for AIDS prevention and...
This study examines the role of Community Home-Based Care in Botswana for people with HIV/AIDS and t...
[From Editorial] Four of the five articles in this issue either deal explicitly with or refer to the...
Older people may be affected by HIV/AIDS indirectly through their role as caregivers to people who a...
This paper examines older persons’ positions as heads of households in the Agincourt sub-district of...
This paper examines older persons’ positions as heads of households in the Agincourt sub-district of...
This paper examines older persons’ positions as heads of households in the Agincourt sub-district of...
This paper examines older persons’ positions as heads of households in the Agincourt sub-district of...
Working PaperABSTRACT: Older adults in sub-Saharan Africa face harsh living conditions including se...
Using quantitative and qualitative data drawn from a population cohort of 20,000 people in South-Wes...
This paper examines older persons’ positions as heads of households in the Agincourt sub-district of...
Using quantitative and qualitative data drawn from a population cohort of 20,000 people in South-Wes...
Using quantitative and qualitative data drawn from a population cohort of 20,000 people in South-Wes...