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• 2005 HIV Prevention Needs Assessment Report
  

• HIV Aware/Not in Care Reports and Recommendations
  The HIV Aware project integrated information from 7 data sources to identify access to HIV primary care (stage 1 report), and explored unmet need for HIV primary care through interviews (stage 2 report). Download the integrated project recommendations.

• Botswana Total Community Mobilization Evaluation
  The Total Community Mobilization (TCM) program provides door to door education and outreach services in Botswana. This document is an evaluation of the impact of the house to house contact on knowledge, behaviors, and attitudes through an analysis of Makgabaneng Listener Survey.
  

• 2003 HIV Prevention Conference Slides:
  Coordination of Hepatitis, HIV, Mental Health and Substance Abuse-What States are Doing
  

• United in Diversity for the Fight Against AIDS: Findings from the CCNAPC Assessment. This study, conducted with the National Alliance of State and Territorial AIDS Directors, assessed the needs of Caribbean countries for a regional organization of National AIDS Program Coordinators.
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• State Agency Activity to Coordinate HIV, Substance Abuse, and Mental Health: A Comparison of Three Surveys
  December 2001
  States play an important role in HIV, substance abuse, and mental health services, and have an opportunity to create flexible public health systems to serve persons with dual and triple diagnoses. This executive summary describes the comparison of three surveys completed separately by state AIDS directors, state substance abuse directors, and state mental health directors regarding state activity to coordinate across the three programs.
  
  
• Closing the Gap: Financing Health Insurance with AIDS Drug Assistance Funding
  June 2001
  This report describes the findings from a cost comparison study of 14 states that purchase insurance services for persons with HIV with AIDS Drug Assistance Program (ADAP) resources. For a copy of this report e-mail us.
  
  
• Missouri 2001 Prevention Needs Assessment
  September 2001
  Needs assessments are conducted by HIV prevention community planning groups (CPG) to assist the planning of HIV prevention interventions in specific populations. This document summarizes the Missouri 2001 HIV Prevention Needs Assessment.
  
  
• HIV Prevention Incentives
  May 2000
  Assuring the participation of high risk populations in HIV prevention intervention remains a public health challenge. Issues of client access to programming call attention to social and economic barriers such as housing, food, violence, chemical dependency and transportation. One approach to increasing client participation in HIV prevention interventions involves the use of incentives. This report describes the practice of incentive use to increase participation in HIV prevention programming.
  
  
• Best Practices: Linking HIV/AIDS Services with Substance Abuse and Mental Health Programs
  January 2000
  This slide presentation outlines several practices to coordinate across HIV services, subsance abuse and mental health programs. The presentation was given at the US Department of Health and Human Services, Ryan White All Titles Conference.
  
  
• Contract Employees: Review of State HIV Program Practices
  Winter 1999
  Several states have increased their ability to provide services through contract personnel. Distinct from privatized services, these personnel function as employees in lieu of an available FTE. This report provides a summary of state practices to contract personnel in HIV programs. For a copy of this report, please e-mail us.
  
  
• Working Together: Collaborative Practices from Select HIV and STD Programs in the United States
  Fall 1999
  State and local health departments have an opportunity to enhance public health services through the coordination of HIV and Sexually Transmitted Disease programs. This report details practices from several programs in the United States.
  
  
• Working Together: State Agency Activity to Coordinate Substance Abuse, Mental Health and HIV Services
  Summer 1999
  Slides presented at the 1999 National HIV Prevention Conference and the 1999 US Conference on AIDS with focus on findings from a National Survey of State and Territorial AIDS Directors.
  

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