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Resources
The FXB Center develops education and training resources related to the prevention and treatment of HIV. These resources are targeted to educators, healthcare workers, program managers, and policy makers locally, nationally and in resource-limited settings globally.
Curricula
IMPAACT 1077HS Training and Participant Manuals
 This training manual, with related participant manual, was developed with the support of the International Maternal Pediatric Adolescent AIDS Clinical Trials Group (IMPAACT) as a resource for Community Advisory Board members at sites implementing IMPAACT 1077HS. More information on this clinical trial is available at http://www.impaactgroup.org//1077hs-protocol-specific-web-page.
Prevention of Mother-to-Child Transmission of HIV:
National Training Packages
Developed collaboratively with the Guyana PMTCT Technical Working Group, the FXB Center, and CDC-Guyana.
Developed collaboratively with the Botswana PMTCT National Team, the FXB Center, and BOTUSA .
Developed collaboratively with the Kenya Ministry of Health, the National HIV/AIDS and STD Control Programme (NASCOP) of Kenya, and the FXB Center.
Adapted by UNICEF in collaboration with the FXB Center. The Fiji, Vanuatu, Kiribati and Solomon Islands PMTCT Training Package is the first adaptation of the 2008 update of the PMTCT GTP.
Botswana PMTCT Training Series
Developed collaboratively with the Botswana PMTCT National Team, the FXB Center and BOTUSA
 Assists trainers in addressing issues of stress and personal health for healthcare providers. Includes scenarios and group activities to help caregivers identify stressors and develop healthy behaviors to cope with demanding work environments.
Two-hour module designed to assist trainers in addressing stigma and discrimination related to HIV. Exercises help participants define stereotypes, discuss the impact of HIV on personal and professional lives, and explore ways to reduce HIV-related stigma.
Designed to provide healthcare workers with the basic knowledge and introductory skills to conduct routine HIV testing and counselling in Sexual and Reproductive Health (SRH) care settings.
Includes physical assessment, referral for HIV/AIDS treatment, infant-feeding support, family planning and other support services. Includes training to explain the treatment, care, and support needs of mothers with HIV infection; discuss the treatment and care needs of HIV- exposed infants and children; and speak to the importance of testing partners for HIV.
HIV Infection and Pregnancy: Prevention and Care–A Faculty Training Program
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The purpose of this program is to prepare healthcare professionals who provide women's health and/or HIV care to serve as educators of other providers regarding prevention of perinatal HIV transmission, HIV testing in pregnancy and labor, and ongoing care needs of pregnant women with and at risk for HIV infection. Available in both English and Spanish. Developed collaboratively with the FXB Center, Florida/Caribbean AETC; Puerto Rico Training Partners and the Puerto Rico Department of Health.
National Training Curriculum for the Provision of Care and Support Services for Children Orphaned or Made Vulnerable by HIV/AIDS
– December 2008, available only in French
 The statistics are alarming: at least 5-15 children out of 100 in Haiti are orphaned after having lost one parent or both. At least 28 out of 100 are considered vulnerable. Since the earthquake on January 12, 2010, the situation of children in Haiti has become even more precarious. It's crucial that orphaned and vulnerable children (OVC) receive appropriate care within their communities.
The National Training Curriculum for the Provision of Care and Support Services for Children Orphaned or Made Vulnerable by HIV/AIDS was created to train community-based workers on a variety of topics in community-centered care including: health and nutrition, psychosocial support, economic and educational support, and community mobilization. The manual focuses on the needs of all vulnerable children, whether they are vulnerable due to poverty, HIV, or natural disasters such as the recent earthquake.
The curriculum was developed with a technical advisory group made up of representatives of organizations currently working with OVC in Haiti, under the leadership of the Ministry of Health and the Ministry of Social Affairs. The facilitator's manual includes a section on training tips and techniques. Available for download - please click here.
Training Exchanges with Slide Sets and Related Resources
A training exchange (TE) is a forum for experts to share experiences with specific training materials and discuss lessons learned from implementation and execution. A variety of formats are utilized ranging from teleconferences to webinars. All formats allow for worldwide access with no related travel time or expense. Participants can gain familiarity and comfort with materials that they can adapt and use for their own training presentations, increasing the efficacy of developing training material. Prior to or during the TE, all presentations and related materials are available online for download. Each presentation is followed by a question and answer period during which participants provide feedback to presenters, ask questions, and discuss strategies for training with the materials.
All resources related to each training exchange — presentation slide sets, audio coverage, and related resources — are available through the links listed below.
To Tweet or Not to Tweet. That is the Question.
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Assessing the Integration of Adult Learning Principles into AETC Programs
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Developing AETC Training Programs for Community Pharmacists
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Primary Care Management Toolkits for the HIV/AIDS Provider
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Adolescent HIV/AIDS
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Cultural Competence & Multicultural Care
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Crack/Cocaine and HIV: What Clinicians Need to Know
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Methamphetamine and HIV: What Clinicians Need to Know
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Cervical Cancer Screening In HIV-Infected Women: Pap Smears and Pelvic Examination
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HIV Screening and Women’s Health: A Curriculum Overview
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Using a Fishbone Diagram to Assess and Remedy Barriers to Cervical Cancer Screening in Your Healthcare Setting
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Commercial Support and Independence in CME: Ensuring Compliance with the new ACCME Standards
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Assess, Consent, Test, Support (ACTS) Routine HIV Testing Approach
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The Triple Challenge: Optimizing HIV Treatment for Patients with Co-Occurring Mental Illness and Substance Use Disorders
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Prevention with Positives
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Managing Mother and Baby: A Training Exchange on HIV and Pregnancy
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Online Training
Treating Adolescents with HIV: Tools for Building Skills in Cultural Competence, Clinical Care and Support
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Developed by the AETC National Resource Center in collaboration with the Adolescent AIDS Program at the Montefiore Children’s Hospital, and John Snow, Inc., this resource consists of online training modules for healthcare providers working with HIV-infected youth.
Web-based training, produced by the FXB Center National Resource Center
for Part D with support from HRSA HAB.
Self Study
Adherence to Antiretroviral Therapy for Children, Youth and Families
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This self-study module outlines antiretroviral therapy (ART) adherence issues for children and youth and suggests intervention strategies to support children, youth, and families.
Archived webinars and Teleconference-based trainings
Transgender Health & HIV
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Continuity of Care for HIV-Infected Patients Returning to Mexico
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Oral Health Screening in the Primary Care Setting
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Updates from CROI 2012
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