Epidemiological Considerations on HIV in Constanţa County. Aspects of Geographical Distribution on HIV AIDS Cases in Territory. Elements of The HIV AIDS Infections Management with Impact on Environment
Journal Title: International Journal of HIV/AIDS and Research (IJHR) - Year 2015, Vol 2, Issue 3
Abstract
The theme chosen is representative of current progress, expressing general public health services in Romania, especially regarding HIV-AIDS healthcare insurance, the specific elements of management epidemiological HIV AIDS impact on the environment. We have proposed organizing an existing case law database, to elucidate the epidemiological process. I followed the period 1987-30 June 2013, highlighting some aspects of the geographical distribution of HIV AIDS cases in the county of Constanta. It has been required the role of epidemiologist - the clinician community! It has been required the environmental specialist role (biology, engineering) in a hospital for infectious diseases (fundamental role of environmental science). The role of the multidisciplinary team (biochemist, biologist, epidemiology, infectious disease specialist, hygienist, and psychologist, specialist in environmental ethics and medical ethics, engineer) is relevant. It highlighted the importance of computer science, environmental ethics, Artificial Intelligence, Engineering, Electrical and Electronic Environmental Sciences, Epidemiological Intelligence, Developmental Biology. The importance of epidemiological monitoring RIS (International Health Regulations) and GIS (Geographic Information Systems) is fundamental. Is fundamental the Environmental bioethics education (fundamental civilizing factor, located at the intersection of realistic sciences and humanities), in compliance with best practice, guides Bioethics Environmental, procedures, ethical clinical principles and is important to continue the education on environmental thematic, ethical training, according with special literature. Establishment of databases: valuable epidemiological data on the environmental impact (transmission, non healthy behaviors, iatrogenic). The need to develop ethical behavior in contemporary modern “transition"society (sexual behavior - MSM, heterosexual, drug users, the MTCT - maternal fetal transmission, environmental hygiene: beaches, road and rail station transportation, social activities, ethological changes)
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Iulia Gabriela Şerban
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