|  | Community Health Centers Responding to HIV/AIDS in Asian American, Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander Communities: A Three Part Series Date: 12/2001
Source: AAPCHO (Association of Asian Pacific Community Health Organizations)
Community Health Centers Responding to HIV/AIDS in Asian American, Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander Communities: A Three Part Series PDF Description:This series is based upon a comprehensive assessment of HIV/AIDS activities and the training needs of medical providers to address HIV/AIDS related issues in community health centers (CHCs). - Handbook for surveying Community Health Centers, Medical Providers, and HIV Issues. This handbook lists the factors and processes influencing the development of the survey instrument used. This handbook was developed to support the planning process for enhancing HIV/AIDS programs undertaken within CHCs.
- Includes HIV/AIDS Activities in Community Health Centers serving Asian Americans, Pacific Islanders, and Native Hawaiians. This document details in tabular form the findings of the survey conducted using the instrument discussed in Part One of the series.
- Includes Medical Providers’ Perceptions and Expressed Need for Training on HIV/AIDS Related Issues & Communications. This document details the findings of a survey initially conducted to provide programmatic priorities for the CHAMPs Project
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