Special Considerations in the Management of HIV-Infected Patients From Minority Communities
Summary
- The cultures and nationalities of HIV-infected black and Latino patients in the United States are diverse
- Levels of acculturation, education and socioeconomic status, cultural norms, and English language skills vary across communities
- Providers should be mindful of this diversity and employ strategies that acknowledge and respect group and individual differences as a critical part of the HIV/AIDS care process
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