Resources
Acronyms
http://www.kff.org/hivaids/upload/7124-02Section1.pdf
New Resource:
CDC recently added a new topic to its HIV/AIDS Web site. "Persons
Aged 50 and Over" is
now available.
Education Resources
Resources include an extensive listing of materials reviewed by the Michigan
Program Review Panel (PRP);
also for specific audiences more are listed in the Teen Resources and Teen
Web Sites sections, Minority Issues, and
Women for those living with HIV/AIDS. Here is a list of
national organizations that provide
educational resources.
If you are developing materials, you may find The Pfizer Principles for Clear
Health Communication helpful:
http://www.pfizerhealthliteracy.com/improving.html
Funding Information
If you have to write grants, here are some resources.
Hotlines
Michigan and National STD and HIV hotlines Hotlines
PRP Resources
MDCH-HAPIS provides a list of materials which are approved for use and purchase by the Michigan Program Review Panel.
Agency Resources
Michigan Go LocalWelcome to Michigan Go Local, a joint project
of the National Library of Medicine and the Vera P. Shiffman Medical
Library, Wayne State University, Detroit, MI. Michigan Go Local is a
directory of healthcare services and providers that serve the residents
of Michigan. This resource will help you:
- Find up-to-date information about healthcare providers and
services in your community
- Link to reliable health information about diseases and
conditions from MedlinePlus, a service of the National Library of
Medicine
National/Int'l Resources
FDA "Vital Facts about HIV Home Test Kits"
The site includes a link to a printer friendly PDF "Vital Facts about HIV
Home Test Kits" that would make a great 2-sided flyer.
http://www.fda.gov/consumer/updates/hivtestkit012908.html
More POZ Fact Sheets
A series of one-page guides to various HIV topics, are now available. You can
customize them with your company information and logo and then make them
available in your office or on your web site all at no cost.
The latest topics, available in English and Spanish, include: Women and HIV,
Whole Health, Treatment, Kidney Health and Access To Care. Many more topics are
in the works.
To get started, go to
directory.poz.com and either log in if you've setup your account already or
click 'add/update listing' to take control of your account and create your own
custom fact sheets. For more details visit:
http://www.poz.com/factsheets.
See examples below
Also see Web Links.
New on kaiserEDU.org… (2.27.06)
http://cme.kff.org/Key=10286.C1P.C.C.LvvR3z
Federal Budget and Health Policy Tutorial (NEW)
http://cme.kff.org/Key=10286.C1P.K.C.LfVXKT
The President’s budget proposal outlines the Administration's priorities for
health care. This new tutorial, prepared by Tim Westmoreland of Georgetown
University and former Counsel to the Subcommittee on Health and the Environment
in the U.S. House of Representatives, walks you through the federal budget
process and explains how it shapes health policy.
Domestic HIV/AIDS Tutorial (NEW)
http://cme.kff.org/Key=10286.C1P.L.C.L6sNPD
HIV continues to be a leading public health challenge in the U.S. This new
narrated slide tutorial, by Jen Kates of the Kaiser Family Foundation, provides
an overview of the HIV/AIDS epidemic’s course in the U.S. It highlights the
impact of the epidemic on minorities, women, and youth, and reviews public and
private financing for prevention and treatment.
Updated on kaiserEDU.org…
Quality of Care Reference Library
http://cme.kff.org/Key=10286.C1P.M.C.L5L3jj
This reference library has been updated to include new research on patient
safety, the role of information technology, pay-for-performance initiatives,
data collection and measurement methods and quality improvement initiatives.
Directory Of Health Policy Fellowships
http://cme.kff.org/Key=10286.C1P.N.C.LbWjnQ
The directory contains new opportunities for undergraduates, graduate students
and professionals searching for summer, school-year, or post-doctoral positions.
Related Resources from Kaisernetwork.org…
From the Journals: Interview with John Stover
http://cme.kff.org/Key=10286.C1P.P.C.MYKZx1
The author discusses the article, "The Global Impact of Scaling-Up HIV/AIDS
Prevention Programs in Low- and Middle-Income Countries" published this month in
Science Express and Science magazine. Kaisernetwork.org’s From the Journals
highlights current research on health policy published in major professional
journals and is part of the special interview series "A Closer Look."
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Related Materials on kaiserEDU.org
>> Global HIV/AIDS Tutorial
http://cme.kff.org/Key=10286.C1P.D.C.MKs5qN
>> HIV/AIDS in the U.S.: The Basics, Reference Library
http://cme.kff.org/Key=10286.C1P.F.C.MDLxJB
>> HIV/AIDS Syllabi
http://cme.kff.org/Key=10286.C1P.G.C.MDjgTF
>> Medicaid 101 Tutorial
http://cme.kff.org/Key=10286.C1P.H.C.Ll0hy5
>> Medicare 101 Tutorial
http://cme.kff.org/Key=10286.C1P.J.C.LkVF83
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