Level V: Technical Assistance

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Level 5: Technical Assistance(13 Matches)

Overview

Organizational technical assistance is generally geared toward building local capacity in training and clinical care. It may range from a single training event or consultation to a long-term relationship with the local AETC and a clinic or agency.

Training Objective

	Provide resources, guidance and assistance to improve HIV service delivery and performance on an organizational level

	Changing organizational infrastructure and service delivery

Methods

	Consultation style that is either organization- or AETC-driven

	Focus on organizational or programmatic issues about HIV service delivery

Role of Learner

	Active involvement at the organizational level

Manuals (3) Program Tools (2) Training Exchanges (2)

Manuals

Capacity-Building in HIV/AIDS for Medical Providers (CHAMPS) Resource Guide
Date: December 2004
Source: AAPCHO (Association of Asian Pacific Community Health Organizations)
Guidebook on Overcoming System Barriers to Cervical Cancer Screening for HIV-Infected Women in a Clinical Setting
Date: October 2007
Source: AETC Women's Health and Wellness Workgroup; Cervical Cancer Screening Subgroup; Texas/Oklahoma AETC and AETC National Resource Center
Strengthening HIV Care: A Manual to Help Small Organizations Make Big Change in Communities of Color
Date: 2004
Source: National Minority AIDS Council

Program Tools

Community Health Centers Responding to HIV/AIDS in Asian American, Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander Communities: A Three Part Series
Date: December 2001
Source: AAPCHO (Association of Asian Pacific Community Health Organizations)
Cultural Competency Organizational Self Assessment (OSA) Question Bank
Date: December 2006
Source: AETC National Evaluation Center; AETC National Resource Center; Health Resources and Services Administration; National Minority AETC and Northwest AETC

Training Exchanges

HIV Screening and Women's Health - A Curriculum Overview Training Exchange
Date: November 29, 2007
Source: Women's Health and Wellness Workgroup; AETC National Resource Center; Midwest AIDS Training and Education Center (MATEC); Texas/Oklahoma AETC; Southeast ATEC; François Xavier Bagnoud Center at UMDNJ and Health Care Education and Training, Inc.
Using a Fishbone Diagram to Assess and Remedy Barriers to Cervical Cancer Screening in Your Healthcare Setting
Date: September 27, 2007
Source: AETC National Resource Center; Mountain Plains AETC; Texas/Oklahoma AETC; François Xavier Bagnoud Center at UMDNJ and Clinical Training Center for Family Planning

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