However, from a general perspective, a patient's HIV-positive status should not affect the therapeutic relationship between the patient and the healthcare provider. It is important for healthcare providers to provide non-judgmental, compassionate care to all patients regardless of their health status. Healthcare providers should follow universal precautions and take appropriate measures to prevent transmission of infections in the clinical setting. Maintaining patient confidentiality and respect for the patient's autonomy and dignity is also crucial in developing a positive therapeutic relationship. In summary, a patient's HIV-positive status should not affect the quality of care they receive, and healthcare providers should aim to provide the best care possible while maintaining professional boundaries.