Toolkit for Integrating HIV Services in Native Health Settings

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This is a new resource for health care providers working with Native communities (or hoping to) who are interested in increasing and integrating HIV-related services. This Toolkit is a collaboration between Center for Health Training in Oakland, CA. and National Native American AIDS Prevention Center in Denver, CO. The notebook is broken into 12 sections that are listed below; one very large pdf below contains all the tabs. There is also a separate PDF for each tab, for easier downloading. (Some of these individual sections may be of slightly lower print quality than the complete large single PDF version.)

• Cover and Table of Contents
• Tab 1: Introduction & Acknowledgements
• Tab 2: Defining and Understanding HIV Integration
• Tab 3: Key Steps & Capacities for HIV Integration
• Tab 4: Assessment Tools
• Tab 5: HIV Education & Counseling(PDF 1.2 MB)
• Tab 6: Getting Started: Sample Policies, Procedures & Protocols
• Tab 7: Conventional & Rapid HIV Testing
• Tab 8: HIV Care & Treatment (PDF 1.7 MB)
• Tab 9: Health Disparity and Cultural Competence (PDF 1.7 MB)
• Tab 10: Monitoring & Evaluation/Quality Assurance
• Tab 11: Lessons Learned
• Tab 12: Resources Health care providers serving Native communities will find a variety of tools and resources to get started or expand HIV-related services.

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