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AETC National Resource Center Monthly Update: June 2009

New and Updated Resources

dotOI Guidelines Slides: Malaria [PPT 197K]
Date: 03/2009
Note: New slide set from the section Geographic OIs of Specific Consideration of the guidelines Treating Opportunistic Infections among HIV-Infected Adults and Adolescents. 29 slides. Includes speaker notes.
We have recently reposted all slide sets from this collection with reduced file sizes for faster download.
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dotUPDATED HIV Manual
Date: 05/2009
Author: Howard Libman, MD, FACP
Source: Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center Healthcare Associates and New England AETC
Note: This brief manual covers key topics in the long-term care of people living with HIV, including testing and counseling, initial evaluation of patients, antiretroviral therapy, common opportunistic infections and comorbidities such as PCP, MAC, TB, hepatitis, and STIs. Primary care topics such as immunizations and cancer screening are also covered. Recommendations are based on published guidelines. Document includes a glossary of medications commonly used in HIV care.
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dotGuidebook on Overcoming System Barriers to Cervical Cancer Screening for HIV-Infected Women in a Clinical Setting [PDF 4 MB]
Authors: Laura Armas, MD (Workgroup Leader); Lori DeLorenzo, MSN, RN; Andrea Norberg, MS, RN; Pamela Rothpletz-Puglia, EdD, RD and Jamie Steiger, MPH (Managing Editor)
Source: AETC Women's Health and Wellness Workgroup; Cervical Cancer Screening Subgroup; Texas/Oklahoma AETC and AETC National Resource Center
Date: 10/2007
Note: This 54 page guidebook includes information on assessing barriers to cervical cancer screening, common system barriers and strategies for overcoming them, case studies, and appendixes. See also the Training Exchange describing how best to use this and related resources.
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dotUsing a Fishbone Diagram to Assess and Remedy Barriers to Cervical Cancer Screening in Your Healthcare Setting [PPT 447 KB]
Authors: Laura Armas, MD (Workgroup Leader); Lori DeLorenzo, MSN, RN; Andrea Norberg, MS, RN; Pamela Rothpletz-Puglia, EdD, RD and Jamie Steiger, MPH (Managing Editor)
Source: AETC Women's Health and Wellness Workgroup; Cervical Cancer Screening Subgroup; Texas/Oklahoma AETC and AETC National Resource Center
Date: 10/2007
Note: 26 slides on using a "fishbone" diagram in cervical cancer screening, including speaker notes. See also the Training Exchange describing how best to use this and related resources.
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dotRapid Testing for HIV at Labor and Delivery [Online]
Date: 05/2009
Source: Pacific AETC and University of Southern California Local Performance Site
One-hour online training is intended to increase the learner's knowledge related to rapid testing for HIV in Labor and Delivery settings. CEUs offered.
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dotUPDATED: Common Legal Issues and Concerns of Adolescents with HIV: A Guide for Clinicians [PDF 1.1M]
Date: 06/2009
Source: AETC National Resource Center; François Xavier Bagnoud Center at UMDNJ; New England AETC and Pennsylvania/MidAtlantic AETC
Authors: David Korman, JD (Subgroup Leader); Vera Holmes, LCSW; Cathy Samples, MD, MPH and Megan Vanneman, MPH (Managing Editor)
Pocket guide for clinicians caring for adolescents with HIV. Developed by the Legal Rights and Entitlements Subgroup of the Adolescent HIV/AIDS Workgroup.
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dotOnline Orientation to the AETC National Resource Center

Note: The AETC NRC is pleased to announce an online orientation to the AETC NRC. The tour is designed for AETC faculty and staff. It provides an overview of AETC NRC resources and services; introduces the leadership and staff of the AETC NRC; and provides suggestions for staying connected to the national AETC network.

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Mental Health AIDS: Summer 2009 Issue

Note: This issue's "tool box": SAVA Latina: Addressing the Interplay of Substance Abuse, Violence, & AIDS Affecting Hispanic Women (Part 2)

Part 1 of this series reviewed the literature linking substance abuse, violence, and AIDS (SAVA), including recent work delineating pathways that tie together violence and HIV risk. The focus then shifted to violence and its effects on immigrant Hispanic women (Latinas) living in the United States, cultural factors that contribute to the risk for both violence and HIV in this population, and screening questions (in Spanish) that have demonstrated utility in identifying women who have been abused.

This concluding segment summarizes the impact of violence on the health (including mental health) of women in general and Latinas in particular, unmet mental health needs in this population, and the evolving state of intervention research.

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