There is a high prevalence of substance abuse and psychiatric disorders among HIV-
infected individuals. Importantly, drug and alcohol-use disorders are frequently co-morbid …

With a significant proportion of HIV-infected patients now presenting with co-occurring
substance abuse disorders and mental disorders, interest in integrated HIV care is growing …

HIV-positive inmates often have histories of substance use, mental illness, and
homelessness. Access to supportive services is important for members of this population …

HIV/AIDS and chemical dependency, the latter often intertwined with mental illness, are
complex, overlapping spheres that adversely influence each other and the overall clinical …

HIV clinical care providers are increasingly confronted by comorbid psychiatric illness
among their patients. Prevalence rates of psychiatric disorders among HIV-infected patients …

Objective: Both alcoholism and HIV infection reduce health-related quality of life (HRQOL),
and their co-occurrence is highly prevalent. We sought to determine whether comorbidity for …

This study examines the validity, feasibility, and utility of the Client Diagnostic Questionnaire
(CDQ), a brief diagnostic screening tool designed for use by non-mental health …

Objectives To determine the frequency of and reasons for hospitalization of adult HIV‐
infected patients compared with the general population. Methods Length of stay …

Objective: To examine the effects of race/ethnicity, insurance, and type of substance abuse
(SA) diagnosis on utilization of mental health (MH) and SA services among triply diagnosed …

The prevalence of neuropsychiatric disorders is high in HIV-infected individuals. Despite
being frequent, these disorders are often underdiagnosed and undertreated. Many of these …