Comprehensive planning for AIDS-related services

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R L Sowell¹, A Lowenstein

¹Medical College of Georgia, Augusta.

The Journal of Nursing Administration

|May 1, 1988

Abstract:

Because of the potentially devastating effects AIDS has on both individuals and the health care system, nursing administrators can take a leadership role in developing comprehensive and humane strategies to combat this disease. To develop such strategies, the authors present an AIDS-related services planning model for provision of patient care, human resource management, and community development.

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