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Changing Directions: Strengthening the Shield of Knowledge

Date: 2003
Source: Southeast ATEC
Authors: Michael Dickey, MPH, CHES, Project Director, Catawba Indian Nation HIV Training Initiative for Providers Southeast AETC; Terry Tafoya, PhD, Curriculum Consultant, Tamanawit, Inc. and Doug Wirth, MSW, Managing Partner, Health Care Directions, Curriculum Consultant, Southeast AETC

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Description:

Train-the-trainer curriculum includes trainer's manual and slides and participant's manual. Material covers cultural issues that arise when providing HIV/AIDS care in Native American communities.

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Topic Areas:

Native Americans, Cultural Competence

Method:

Creating and Using Group Exercises / Interactive Learning

Resource Type:

Training of Trainer Materials

Group:

Training Materials

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