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Deaf and Hard of Hearing: HIV Prevention Needs
Literature review regarding the deaf and hard of hearing (D&HH) community and HIV/AIDS.

Executive Summary- Deaf and Hard of Hearing: HIV Prevention Needs
Overview of the article for- Deaf and Hard of Hearing: HIV Prevention Needs.

For a copy of the full report please contact Megan Reading at 608-265-4551 or at reading@wisc.edu.

Executive Summary -Transgender Persons: HIV Prevention Needs.
An overview of the article- Transgender Persons: HIV Prevention Needs.

For a copy of the full report please contact Megan Reading at 608-265-4551 or at reading@wisc.edu.

Transgender Persons: HIV Prevention Needs.
Literature review regarding HIV/AIDS and transgender persons.

Wisconsin Men's Health Survey-June 2005
In June 2005, the Wisconsin AIDS/HIV Program collaborated with CDC and local HIV prevention service providers to conduct the Men's Health Survey at Milwaukee PrideFest.

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2007 CDC Broadcast- Preventing HIV/AIDS Among Men Who Have Sex With Men: Challenges & Innovations 5/17/2007
A copy of this video can be viewed via the training system's video tape loan program. Please contact Megan Reading at reading@wisc.edu for details or visit http://www2a.cdc.gov/PHTN/webcast/HIV_051707/media.asp to view this broadcast. The focus of this forum is to raise awareness about the on-going crisis of HIV/AIDS among gay, bisexual, and other men who have sex with men (MSM). The satellite broadcast is also designed to promote greater understanding about the current issues related to HIV/AIDS risk among MSM and to encourage providers of HIV prevention services to implement effective interventions/strategies to reduce HIV transmission among MSM

HIV/AIDS & African Americans
A copy of this video can be viewed via the training system's video tape loan program. Please contact Megan Reading at reading@wisc.edu for details. This video is intended to provide factual information about the HIV/AIDS epidemic in African American communities in the United States. It is recommended that this video be viewed in a group setting with a facilitator.

HIV/AIDS & Older Americans
A copy of this video can be viewed via the training system's video tape loan program. Please contact Megan Reading at reading@wisc.edu for details. This video is intended to provide factual information about the HIV/AIDS epidemic in older Americans in the United States. It is recommended that this video be viewed in a group setting with a facilitator.

HIV/AIDS & the Latino Community
A copy of this video can be viewed via the training system's video tape loan program. Please contact Megan Reading at reading@wisc.edu for details. This video is intended to provide factual information about the HIV/AIDS epidemic in Latino communities in the United States. It is recommended that this video be viewed in a group setting with a facilitator.

Kevin's Room
A copy of this video can be viewed via the training system's video tape loan program. Please contact Megan Reading at reading@wisc.edu for details. This program explores issues such as gay relationships, HIV testing, HIV drug adherence, and sexual risk taking in the lives of Afridan American gay men. The film also addresses cultural and community barriers which may contribute to poor health outcomes for gay men. This include coming out, family shame, and religious issues.

No More Secrets, No More Lies!
A copy of this video can be viewed via the training system's video tape loan program. Please contact Megan Reading at reading@wisc.edu for details. This is a candid look at the behavior of men who live double lives. It has been noted as the number one reason that women are being infected with the HIV virus. This video is perfect for providing training & information to women of all races, ages, & backgrounds.

Revised Recommendations for HIV Screening of Adults, Adolescents and Pregnant Women in Health-Care Settings
A copy of this video can be viewed via the training system's video tape loan program. Please contact Megan Reading at reading@wisc.edu for details. This forum will cover the rational for expanded HIV screening in health-care settings, and practices that facilitate routine screening.

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2009 HIV Prevention Application Materials
Link to EvaluationWeb

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OraSure Protocols
Protocol for OraSure Testing in Wisconsin Division of Public Health Designated- CTR and PS Programs. For questions please contact Kathleen Krchnavek- krchnka@dhfs.state.wi.us

Rapid Testing Protocol
Protocol for Rapid HIV Antibody Testing in Wisconsin Division of Public Health Designated- CTR and PS Programs. For questions please contact Kathleen Krchnavek- krchnka@dhfs.state.wi.us

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2009 Course Schedule
HIV/AIDS Training System Course Schedule

Acronyms in HIV/AIDS
This document is a list of the most frquently used acronyms used in HIV/AIDS

Grievance Standards
This document specifies grievance procedure standards for use by provider agencies that receive funding from the Division of Public Health, AIDS/HIV Program for HIV care and prevention. Funded agencies may develop their own written grievance policies and procedures that comply with specified standards.
Document date 9/07.

HIV Prevention Case Management (PCM) Modules
This document can be downloaded as a PDF file.

Logic Model Concept
This document provides the rationale and a template for developing a simple Logic Model.
A Logic Model can:
� Provide the �big picture� of a program
� Visually describe the logic and rationale
� Show the �theory of change�
� Clarify how program components are related
� Help build common understanding about how a program should work
� Form basis for an evaluation plan

Wisconsin YRBS- Same-Sex Risk Behaviors 2007
Risk Behaviors and Factors of Youth Engaging in Same-Sex Sexual Behaviors

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2009 Course Catalogue
HIV/AIDS Training System Course Catalogue

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2008 Tutorial: Capacity Building Activity Tracking Form
A PowerPoint tutorial on how to use the new Capacity Building Activity Tracking Form.

2008 Tutorial: Client Assessment Survey
A PowerPoint tutorial on how to complete the Client Assessment Survey. Includes instructions for entering client surveys into EvaluationWeb, and a viewing the surveys taken by a client and their scores.

2008 Tutorial: CTR Form A & B
New for July 2008: A PowerPoint tutorial on how to complete CTR Form A (Client Questionnaire) and Form B (Testing information).

2008 Tutorial: CTR Form D
A PowerPoint tutorial on how to complete CTR Form D (Referral Tracking).

2008 Tutorial: HERR Forms: Intake Questionnaire, Client Contact Form
A PowerPoint tutorial on how to complete the revised HERR Intake Questionnaire, and Client Contact Form. HERR forms should be used for clients in group-level interventions (GLI) individual-level interventions (ILI), and prevention case-management interventions (PCM).

2008 Tutorial: HERR Referral Tracking Form
A PowerPoint tutorial on how to complete the revised HERR Referral Tracking Form. HERR forms should be used for clients in group-level interventions (GLI) individual-level interventions (ILI), and prevention case-management interventions (PCM).

2008 Tutorial: Internet-Health Communication / Public Information (I-HCPI) Form
A PowerPoint tutorial on how to use the new I-HCPI Form.

2008 Tutorial: Outreach Form
A PowerPoint tutorial on how to complete the revised Outreach Form.

2009 Tutorial: HIV OraSure Testing
A PowerPoint tutorial on OraSure Testing.

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Biomedical Interventions for HIV Prevention
An overview of current and emerging biomedical interventions as presented by Kathleen Krchnavek, Wisconsin AIDS/HIV Program, to the Statewide Action Planning Group, June18, 2009.