Frierson R L, Lippmann S B
Am Fam Physician. 1987 Mar;35(3):109-16.
Eleven patients with AIDS were seen by a psychiatric consultation service over a four-year period. Psychologic issues identified in these patients included changes in body image, feelings of helplessness and isolation, sexual concerns and the grief process. Management should be aimed toward maintaining a nonjudgmental stance, providing liaison with other caregivers and securing appropriate information and grief counseling for patients, with provision for the patient's loved ones.
在四年时间里，精神科会诊服务部门接待了11名艾滋病患者。在这些患者身上发现的心理问题包括身体形象的改变、无助感和孤独感、性方面的担忧以及悲伤过程。管理工作应旨在保持不评判的立场，与其他护理人员建立联系，并为患者及其亲人提供适当的信息和悲伤辅导。
