PROCESS FOR HIV/INFECTIOUS DISEASE PREVENTION THROUGH PARTNER INFECTION STATUS COMPATIBILITY

摘要

The spread of HIV/Infectious diseases can be effectively controlled by forging relationship based on HIV/Infection status compatibility between sexually intimate partners. However, many individuals are too traumatized to know their HIV/Infection status, leading to avoidance of separate pre-dating tests or co-tests between partners deciding on sexually intimate relationships. This leads to lack of managed HIV/Infection status compatibility, which means negative to negative infection relationships are only left to chance. This favours uncontrolled spread of infection especially in married relationships where need for conception poses constraints on protected sex. A process is described wherein individuals too scared to know their HIV/Infection results but desirous of reducing their chances of being infected, or infecting others, are voluntarily tested for infection. The test results are concealed from all, including both the test handlers and the test subjects, but the same are used for segregation of the individuals into HIV/Infection positive and negative dating zones. A means comprising concealed introduction of the infection status into a databased alongside the personality profile of the test subject and an information system network, are used to achieve a segregation and an infection status compatibility match making and daing.