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Advanced HIV disease in children

¹Children's Hospital AIDS Program, United Health Care System, Newark, New Jersey, USA.

The Nursing Clinics of North America

|March 1, 1996

Summary

Pediatric nurses have developed advanced care models for children with advanced HIV/AIDS. This article shares 12 years of clinical experience and research findings for improved pediatric HIV/AIDS nursing care.

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Area of Science:

Pediatric Nursing
Infectious Diseases
HIV/AIDS Management

Background:

The Children's Hospital AIDS Program has cared for over 600 children with HIV/AIDS since its recognition.
Nursing care models and interventions are informed by theory and research.
The evolving nature of pediatric HIV/AIDS necessitates adaptive care strategies.

Observation:

Nurses have developed innovative care approaches based on extensive clinical experience.
Care models integrate established nursing theory with practical, experience-based solutions.
This program has managed a significant cohort of children with advanced HIV/AIDS.

Findings:

The article synthesizes nursing and medical literature with 12 years of clinical experience.
It details care strategies for children with advanced HIV/AIDS.
Evidence-based and experience-driven interventions are presented.

Implications:

Provides a valuable resource for healthcare professionals managing pediatric HIV/AIDS.
Highlights the critical role of nursing in advanced HIV/AIDS care.
Informs the development of future clinical interventions and care models for pediatric HIV/AIDS.

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