Unmasking AIDS-Related Delirium: University of Washington School of Medicine
The following brochure is an introduction to Unmasking AIDS-Related Delirium, a video package for doctors, health care providers, and the families and friends of AIDS patients. The video provides information on recognizing, managing, and preventing delirium.

Helena Hatch Special Care Center for Women Introductory Pamphlet
The following introductory pamphlet is published by Washington University School of Medicine's Helena Hatch Special Care Center for Women. The pamphlet provides information on the services and efforts of the HHSCCW.

Ribbons Newsletter: Helena Hatch Special Care Center for Women
The following newsletters are published by Washington University School of Medicine's Helena Hatch Special Care Center for Women. The newsletters provide information on the services and efforts of the HHSCCW.

Structured Telephone Interview for University of Texas Collaborators
The following telephone interview template was developed by The Measurement Group and is used to assess a collaborating agency's involvement with and perceptions of the University of Texas Health Science Center's Project SALUD. This interview is presented as a sample of a feedback form which can be used to assess how well collaborating agencies work with one another.

University of Nevada Project: Client Telephone Interview
The following telephone interview template was developed by The Measurement Group and is used by the University of Nevada School of Medicine to gather information about the experience and services received by clients of their HIV nutrition clinic. This interview is presented as a sample of a client feedback interview to give information about an HIV clinic.

Quickie HIV Pretest Counseling for the Busy Clinician
The Maternal and Pediatric Services (MAPS) of Brooklyn has developed a training module geared specifically towards private OB/GYN practices that need to integrate HIV testing and counseling into their standard prenatal care. This template is available for other organizations who do HIV/AIDS training for health care providers in their community.

Quickie HIV Counseling for the Busy Clinician: Check List
The Maternal and Pediatric Services (MAPS) of Brooklyn has developed a training module geared specifically towards private OB/GYN practices that need to integrate HIV testing and counseling into their standard prenatal care. This check list template is available for other organizations who do HIV/AIDS training for health care providers in their community.

"Women Need to Know:" Nationwide HIV Prevention Campaign
The Maternal and Pediatric Services of Brooklyn has initiated a media campaign called "Women Need to Know", which consists of bus shelter ads, radio public service announcements, television spots, and newspaper articles. The following are examples of media coverage that can be utilized by other projects if they are interested in launching their own campaigns.

The Brooklyn Service Model: Prevention of HIV Transmission to the Neonate and Treatment for the Mother
The Brooklyn Service Model seeks to reduce the rate of mother-to-child transmission of HIV by developing a nationally replicable model for identifying and treating HIV infected pregnant women and to ensure that HIV infected women receive appropriate care, irrespective of reproductive status.

Focus: Profiles of Hope
The following article is one man's perspective on living with HIV and how the advent of protease inhibitors and combination therapies has changed the course of HIV/AIDS treatment. The article was written by Ron Henderson, the Director and Lead Trainer of the Training and Resource Center at Health Initiatives for Youth (HIFY), a San Francisco agency dedicated to improving the well-being of young people.

Center for Women Policy Studies Resource Guide
The following is a compilation of various publications available from the Center for Women Policy Studies, a national nonprofit feminist policy research and advocacy institution.

University of Nevada Medical School Nutrition Update Newsletter, Volume 1, Number 1
This newsletter is designed for clients of the Nutrition Project. The newsletter describes current research on diet and HIV, and tips for a healthy diet.

Related Information:

Evaluation and Dissemination Center: Innovative Models of HIV/AIDS Care 1994-2001