Positive Prevention
This is the active involvment of people living with HIV/AIDS (PHAs) to support prevention initiatives and engage in safer activities.
The following papers were retrieved in the 2009 prevention literature survey:

Kalichman, S. C. (2008). Co-occurance of treatment nonadherence and continued HIV transmission risk behaviors: Implications for positive prevention interventions. Psychosomatic Medicine 70(5), 593-597.

Koester, K. A., Maiorana, A., Vernon, K., Myers, J., Rose, C. D., Morin, S. (2007).  Implementation of HIV prevention interventions with people living with HIV/AIDS in clinical settings: Challenges and lessons learned. AIDS and Behavior 11(Suppl 5), S17-S29.

Metsch, L. R., Pereyra, M., Messinger, S., del Rio, C., Strathdee, S. A., Anderson-Mahoney, P., Rudy, E., Marks, G., & Gardner, L., for the Antiretroviral Treatment and Access Study Group. Clinical Infectious Diseases 47(4), 577-584.

Nollen, C., Drainoni, M., Sharp, V. (2007). Designing and delivering a prevention project within an HIV treatment setting: Lessons learned from a specialist model. AIDS and Behavior 11(Suppl 5), S84-S94.

Ridge, D., Ziebland, S., Anderson, J., Williams, I., Elford, J. (2007). Positive prevention: Contemporary issues facing HIV positive people negotiating sex in the UK. Social Science & Medicine 65(4), 755-770.

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