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The impact of improved self-efficacy on HIV viral load and distress in culturally diverse women living with AIDS: the SMART/EST women's project 

Authors: G. Ironson ^a;  S. Weiss ^b;  D. Lydston ^b;  M. Ishii ^b;  D. Jones ^c;  D. Asthana ^b;  J. Tobin ^d;  S. Lechner ^a;  A. Laperriere ^b;  N. Schneiderman ^a; M. Antoni ^a

Affiliations:	a University of Miami, Miami, USA
	b University of Miami School of Medicine, Miami, USA
	c Barry University, Miami, USA
	d Clinical Directors Network, Inc., New York, USA

DOI: 10.1080/09540120512331326365

Publication Frequency: 12 issues per year

Published in: AIDS Care, Volume 17, Issue 2 February 2005 , pages 222 - 236

Subjects: AIDS & HIV; AIDS & HIV Infection; Allied Health; Behavioral Medicine; Child & Adolescent Psychiatry & Clinical Psychology; Counseling; Counselling - Social Work; Ethics & Legal issues in Mental Health; HIV & AIDS Counseling; Health Psychology; Infectious Diseases; Medical Sociology; Psychiatry & Clinical Psychology - Adult; Public Health - Medical Sociology; Risk; Social Policy;

Number of References: 59

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