Guest guest Posted February 9, 2012 Report Share Posted February 9, 2012 AIDSTAR-One's HIV testing and counseling update ( http://j.mp/yal2D9 ) provides summaries and abstracts of recent articles on global HIV testing and counseling (HTC) issues. Recently featured articles include contributions from BMC Public Health, The Lancet Infectious Diseases, Sexually Transmitted Infections, and more. Home-based HIV testing and counseling (HBHTC) is a new, innovative HIV testing model that expands HTC into communities and households by offering HTC services in a client's home. Here, AIDSTAR-One provides HBHTC resources including a selection of literature, HBHTC tools, case studies, and reports for program implementers: http://j.mp/zPU5e3 Case Study – Getting in the Door: Home-based HIV Testing and Counseling in Kenya By using rapid tests, HIV programs are able to offer HTC services to individuals and families within the privacy and convenience of their own homes. This case study from Kenya provides program planners, implementers, and decision makers with examples of strategies and approaches for ensuring quality in HBHTC: http://j.mp/xnytNy Home-based HIV Testing and Counseling Literature Selection Summaries of home-based HIV testing and counseling research and tools help users identify HBHTC lessons learned and evidence that can be adapted for use in the field: http://j.mp/w8yMnl Provider-initiated Testing and Counseling (PITC) Literature Selection A selection of literature that highlights the growing evidence on PITC policies, development, and implementation: http://j.mp/xvp8me Report – South-to-South Technical Assistance: Swaziland A south-to-south (S2S) approach leverages expertise from one developing country to build local capacity in another. This report explores AIDSTAR-One's first S2S technical assistance to Swaziland, which was seeking to pilot test home-based HIV testing and counseling. Expert trainers from The AIDS Support Organization (TASO) in Uganda, pioneers in HBHTC, led Swaziland through technical training that enabled a successful six-month HBHTC pilot project: http://j.mp/wEr2ay Pearson, MPH IBCLC M & E Officer, AIDSTAR-One Visit AIDSTAR-One http://www.aidstar-one.com Follow AIDSTAR-One on Twitter www.twitter.com/AIDSTAROne Like AIDSTAR-One on Facebook www.facebook.com/AIDSTAROne Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 9, 2012 Report Share Posted February 9, 2012 AIDSTAR-One's HIV testing and counseling update ( http://j.mp/yal2D9 ) provides summaries and abstracts of recent articles on global HIV testing and counseling (HTC) issues. Recently featured articles include contributions from BMC Public Health, The Lancet Infectious Diseases, Sexually Transmitted Infections, and more. Home-based HIV testing and counseling (HBHTC) is a new, innovative HIV testing model that expands HTC into communities and households by offering HTC services in a client's home. Here, AIDSTAR-One provides HBHTC resources including a selection of literature, HBHTC tools, case studies, and reports for program implementers: http://j.mp/zPU5e3 Case Study – Getting in the Door: Home-based HIV Testing and Counseling in Kenya By using rapid tests, HIV programs are able to offer HTC services to individuals and families within the privacy and convenience of their own homes. This case study from Kenya provides program planners, implementers, and decision makers with examples of strategies and approaches for ensuring quality in HBHTC: http://j.mp/xnytNy Home-based HIV Testing and Counseling Literature Selection Summaries of home-based HIV testing and counseling research and tools help users identify HBHTC lessons learned and evidence that can be adapted for use in the field: http://j.mp/w8yMnl Provider-initiated Testing and Counseling (PITC) Literature Selection A selection of literature that highlights the growing evidence on PITC policies, development, and implementation: http://j.mp/xvp8me Report – South-to-South Technical Assistance: Swaziland A south-to-south (S2S) approach leverages expertise from one developing country to build local capacity in another. This report explores AIDSTAR-One's first S2S technical assistance to Swaziland, which was seeking to pilot test home-based HIV testing and counseling. Expert trainers from The AIDS Support Organization (TASO) in Uganda, pioneers in HBHTC, led Swaziland through technical training that enabled a successful six-month HBHTC pilot project: http://j.mp/wEr2ay Pearson, MPH IBCLC M & E Officer, AIDSTAR-One Visit AIDSTAR-One http://www.aidstar-one.com Follow AIDSTAR-One on Twitter www.twitter.com/AIDSTAROne Like AIDSTAR-One on Facebook www.facebook.com/AIDSTAROne Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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