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Most of the fact sheets listed below are from the AIDS Info Net, a well-respected educational project affiliated with the New Mexico AETC. AIDS Info Net updates all its fact sheets regularly in both English and Spanish, and publishes them in PDF and Microsoft Word formats. See their Web site for the complete listing of available fact sheets.

Adherence

Adherence
Source: Mountain Plains AETC

Adolescents

Adolescent Transition Workbook
Date: September 2006
Source: AETC National Resource Center; Delta Region AETC; Florida/Caribbean AETC; François Xavier Bagnoud Center at Rutgers University College of Nursing; HRSA HIV/AIDS Bureau; New England AETC; New York/New Jersey AETC and St. Jude Children's Research Hospital

Alternative/Complementary Therapy

Alternative and Complementary Therapies
Source: Mountain Plains AETC

Antiretroviral Therapy

HIV and Its Treatment: What You Should Know
Date: December 2009
Source: AIDSinfo/infoSIDA
Making MEDS Work for You
Date: 2005
Source: François Xavier Bagnoud Center at Rutgers University College of Nursing
Antiretroviral Drug Fact Sheets
Source: Mountain Plains AETC

Basic Science

HIV Life Cycle
Source: Mountain Plains AETC

Case Management

How to Locate a Family Planning Clinic/Ryan White Clinic
Date: May 2013
Source: AETC National Resource Center
Living with HIV
Source: Mountain Plains AETC

Clinical Trials/Research

Participating in a Clinical Trial
Source: Mountain Plains AETC

Drug Interactions

Drug Interactions
Source: Mountain Plains AETC

Emergency Departments

Take Care of Yourself and Your Family: Rapid testing brochure for EDs
Date: January 2010
Source: U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and François Xavier Bagnoud Center at Rutgers University College of Nursing

General Testing

Testing HIV Positive — Do I Have AIDS?
Date: December 2009
Source: Department of Health and Human Services
HIV Testing Action Kit
Date: April 2008
Source: New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene, Public Health Detailing Program
Today We are Going to Test You for HIV--Why?
Date: April 2008
Source: Midwest AIDS Training and Education Center (MATEC)

HIV Testing

Take Care of Yourself and Your Family After Your Baby is Born
Date: January 2010
Sample Script for Routine Prenatal and 3rd Trimester HIV Testing in the OB Out-patient Setting
Date: January 2010
Rapid Testing in the Labor & Delivery Setting: Provider Guide to Discussion
Date: January 2010
Rapid HIV Testing: It's Important
Date: January 2010
HIV Testing
Source: Mountain Plains AETC

Hepatitis Coinfection

Managing Hepatitis in the HIV Co-infected Patient: Hepatitis B and C Patient Education Materials
Date: 2010
Source: Florida/Caribbean AETC
HIV and Hepatitis C Coinfection
Date: October 15, 2002
Source: Pacific AETC
Hepatitis: Overview
Source: Mountain Plains AETC

Laboratory Tests

Are You Covered?: Talk to me
Date: September 2009
Source: Public Health Department, Seattle and King County, Washington
What's Your Score?: A Campaign to Improve Patient Awareness of CD4 and Viral Load Count
Date: February 2009
Source: Public Health Department, Seattle and King County, Washington
Laboratory Tests Fact Sheets
Source: Mountain Plains AETC
Kidney Disease
Source: Mountain Plains AETC

Managing Adverse Effects

Side Effects of Anti-HIV Medications
Date: October 2005
Source: Department of Health and Human Services
HIV Fact Sheets for Case Managers and Patients
Source: Delta Region AETC
Side Effects
Source: Mountain Plains AETC

Migrants

Traveling to Mexico and Latin America: A Guide for Persons Living with HIV/AIDS
Date: August 06, 2012
Source: Texas/Oklahoma AETC

Nutrition & Food Safety

Nutrition for a Positive Life: A Guide for People Living with HIV/AIDS
Date: January 2007
Source: Mountain Plains AETC
Nutrition
Source: Mountain Plains AETC

Opportunistic Infections

Opportunistic Infections and Related Diseases, and Their Treatment
Source: Mountain Plains AETC

Oral Health

Good Oral Health Is Important: A Consumer Guide
Date: March 2004
Source: New York State Department of Health

Pediatrics

Children and HIV
Source: Mountain Plains AETC

Postexposure Prophylaxis

Treatment After Exposure to HIV
Source: Mountain Plains AETC

Prevention of Mother-to-Child Transmission

Take Care of Yourself and Your Family After Your Baby is Born: Patient education brochures
Date: January 2010
Source: U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and François Xavier Bagnoud Center at Rutgers University College of Nursing
Rapid HIV Testing: It's Important: Patient education flyers
Date: January 2010
Source: U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and François Xavier Bagnoud Center at Rutgers University College of Nursing

Prevention with Positives

Let's Start Talking
Date: August 2005
Source: Mountain Plains AETC
There's Something I Need to Tell You...
Date: January 2004
Source: New York State Department of Health
Risk Reduction Prescription Pad
Source: Mountain Plains AETC
Positive STEPS Posters for Waiting Rooms
Source: Mountain Plains AETC
Positive STEPS Posters for Exam Rooms
Source: Mountain Plains AETC

Resistance Testing

HIV Resistance Testing
Source: Mountain Plains AETC

Substance Use/Abuse

Injection Safety Flyer for HIV-Positive Patients
Date: July 2005
Source: Midwest AIDS Training and Education Center (MATEC)
Drug Use and HIV
Source: Mountain Plains AETC

Tuberculosis Coinfection

Tuberculosis
Source: Mountain Plains AETC

Women

HIV during Pregnancy, Labor and Delivery, and after Birth: Health Information for HIV Positive Pregnant Women
Date: May 2009
Source: Department of Health and Human Services
Women and HIV
Source: Mountain Plains AETC

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