Publications

Faculty Newsletters:

• Spring 2008 Newsletter
• Autumn 2007 Newsletter - Including Chair's annual report
• Spring 2007
  
• FacHIV&SH Newsletter November 2005 Issue - Our re-styled newsletter featuring an introduction from the incoming chair, news from our DCP rep and various articles.
  
• FacHIV&SH Newsletter May 2004 Issue - A bumper edition of the Branch newsletter, featuring committee information & instructions on joining, more press release info about government policy, agenda for change and so on.

Faculty Articles:

• Sex and Sexuality teaching on UK Clinical Psychology Courses 2007
• NEW RESEARCH IN SEXUAL HEALTH Feedback from the DCP conference 2006
• Putting Sex on the agenda Butler, C & Shaw, E. (2007) Putting sex on the agenda. Clinical Psychology Forum, 173, 45-47.
• NICE about SEX Shaw, L. (2007) NICE about sex. Clinical Psychology Forum, 174, 55-56.
• Clinical Psychology and Asylum Seeking clients Maslin, J. & Shaw, L. (2006). Clinical Psychology and asylum seeker clients: The therapeutic relationship. Clinical Psychology Forum, 165, 10-15.
• Displaced people in sexual health settings - Shaw, L. & Tacconelli, E. (2006). Displaced people in sexual health settings. Clinical Psychology Forum, 159, p8-20.
  
• Report: What's Different About Sex Event - Butler, C. (2006). What's different about sex? Clinical Psychology Forum, 158, p36-39.
• Motivational Interviewing and safer sex - Byrne, A., Watson, R., Butler, C. & Accoroni, A. (2006). Increasing the confidence of nursing staff to address the sexual health needs of people living iwth HIV: The use of motivational interviewing. AIDS Care, 18 (5), 501-504.

• An awareness-raising tool addressing lesbian and gay lives.doc Butler, C. (2004). An awareness-raising tool addressing lesbian and gay lives. Clinical Psychology, 36, 15-17.

• Patel, N. et al. (2000). Clinical Psychology, 'race', and culture: a training manual. London: BPS

Faculty Responses:

• Response to DoH Consultation on confidentiality Response to DoH Policty Consultation on confidentiality and disclosure of patient information: HIV and Sexually Transmitted Infections
• Response to CPS Guidance on prosecution of HIV and STIs Response to CPS Guidance on prosecution of HIV and STI transmission
• Response to BHIVA standards of HIV Care Response to BHIVA standards of HIV Care
• Response to DoH on HIV related stigma and discrimination
• Consultation on the DoH Report on the UN General Assembly Special Session on HIV AIDS.doc
  
• BPS/SIG response to the draft Sexual Health Strategy (DOH, 2001)
  
  
• All Party group on refugees: Parliamentary Hearing on immigrant or migrant populations with HIV
  
  
• Recommended Standards for Sexual Health Services Consultation Draft

Briefing Papers:

Briefing Papers are now available on the BPS’ Online Shop (www.bpsshop.org.uk).

For example, here are our latest Criminilisation of HIV transmission Guidelines...

http://www.bpsshop.org.uk/DCP-Briefing-Paper-No-25-Criminalisation-of-HIV-transmission-Guidelines-regarding-confidentiality-and-disclosure-P659.aspx

• Briefing Paper No. 17. Clinical Psychology services in Sexual Health and HIV: a guide for purchasers of clinical psychology services.

• Briefing Paper No. 24. Sexual Dysfunction services in sexual health and HIV: A guide for commissioners of clinical psychology services.

• Briefing Paper No. 25. Criminilisation of HIV transmission: Guidelines regarding confidentiality and disclosure.
  

Documents and Books:

• Good practice guidelines for the training and consolidation of clinical practice in clinical practice in HIV/Sexual Health Settings

• National Guidelines on the Management of Adult Victims of Sexual Assault

• Survey of Clinical Psychologists working in sexual health settings

• The Psychology of Sexual Health (2002) ed: D. Miller; J. Green, Blackwell.

• The Trauma of Sexual Assault: Treatment, Prevention and Practice (2002) eds: J.Petrak, B.Hedge, Wiley.

• Clinical Psychology, "race" and culture: a training manual, pt 3, ch16: HIV/GU Medicine/Sexual Health. O.Davidson

• Hiller, J., Wood, H. & Bolton, W. (2005). Sex, Mind and Emotion: Innovation in psychological theory and practice. London: Karnac Books