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Connecting People to CareCloseThe University of Alabama’s 1917 Clinic’s Project Connect quickly links clients to HIV/AIDS care and helps keep them engaged. See the Birmingham News feature story on their work.
Ryan WhiteCloseOn April 8, 1990, Ryan White died, just months before Congress passed the AIDS bill that bears his name. Learn more about Ryan White and his mom Jeanne White Ginder and see A Living History.
HIV in CorrectionsCloseDr. Lara Strick from Washington State trains providers working with incarcerated patients in prisons and jails as the Northwest AETC Corrections Program Director. Tap into their prison-based preceptorship, corrections-specific case study in the HIV Web Study, and more. See Strick’s five tips for serving incarcerated persons.
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Planning a Workshop for the 2010 Ryan White Meeting
A packet of tools has been prepared to help presenters prepare workshops that will create a powerful how-to TA learning experience for participants. Ryan White grantees and HRSA/HAB project officers can use these materials in the coming months as they work together in planning their sessions. Sections of the packet include:
- Tips for Planning a Workshop
- Hints for Preparing Effective Slides
- Expert Use of Visual Aids
- Acting-Based Techniques for High Impact Communication
- Diversified Presentation Models
See the Ryan White 2010 Meeting Web site for more information on the conference.
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Using Data to Measure Public Health Performance: A Guide for Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program Grantees
Priority Setting and Resource Allocation Tool
Contributed by New York City HIV Health and Human Services Planning Council (Part A) and NYC Department of Health and Mental Hygiene. This quantitative tool uses "grid analysis" to assess service categories, using five criteria that allow for consideration of multiple factors to come up with weighted scores. Featured in the July 2010 issue of Journal of Community Health. View the abstract.