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Guidelines on Ethical Participatory Research With HIV Postive Women, The International Community of Women living with HIV/AIDS (ICW), 2004

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The International Community of Women living with HIV/AIDS (ICW) provides guidelines for responsible involvement of HIV positive women in medical, socioeconomic and other research concerning women living with the virus. Included are a checklist to measure the effectiveness and inclusiveness of various aspects of research methods, as well as links to further resources. This document will be particularly useful to researchers working with HIV positive populations, advocates working on issues related to participatory research, and HIV positive people considering participation in research studies.

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