HHIV Service Delivery Models Cooperative
Agreements
About
this initiative...
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| BACKGROUND |
| The HIV Service Delivery
Models Cooperative Agreements support
the implementation and evaluation
of innovative HIV service delivery
projects in comprehensive primary
care service delivery systems; coordinateddelivery
of HIV health and support services
to mobile populations; reduction of
cultural, linguistic and/or organizational
barriers to care; and provider training
and education models that increase
knowledge about HIV disease and treatment
for providers in rural areas and correctional
or mental health facilities. |
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| GRANTEES |
| Cooperative agreements
were awarded to 24 universities, research
institutions, community-based organizations
and hospitals for the funding period
1994-1999. They are:
- AIDS Healthcare Foundation ,
Los Angeles, CA
- Center for Community Health,
Education and Research, Dorchester,
MA
- Center for Women Policy Studies,
Washington, DC
- Cook County Hospital / Hektoen
Institute for Medical Research,
Chicago, IL
- East Boston Neighborhood Health
Center, East Boston, MA
- The Fortune Society, New York,
NY
- Health Initiatives for Youth,
San Francisco, CA
- Indiana Community AIDS Action
Network, Indianapolis, IN
- Interamerican College of Physicians
and Surgeons, New York, NY ?
- Johns Hopkins University School
of Medicine, Baltimore, MD
- Larkin Street Youth Center,
San Francisco, CA
- Missouri Department of Health,
Jefferson City, MO
- Outreach, Inc., Atlanta, GA
- Prototypes, Culver City, CA
- Research Foundation of SUNY,
Brooklyn, NY
- University of Alabama at Birmingham,
Birmingham, AL
- University of Colorado Health
Sciences Center, Denver, CO
- University Of Nevada School
of Medicine, Reno, NV
- University of Texas Health Science
Center at San Antonio, San Antonio,
TX
- University of Vermont &
State Agricultural College, Burlington,
VT
- University of Washington, Seattle,
WA
- Visiting Nurse Association Foundation,
Burbank, CA
- Washington University School
of Medicine, St. Louis, MO
- Well-Being Institute, Ann Arbor,
MI
The Measurement Group, Culver City,
CA is the evaluation center for
these cooperative agreements.
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| JOURNAL
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Lalonde B, Uldall KK, Huba GJ,
Panter AT, Zalumas J, Wolfe LR,
Rohweder C, Colgrove J, Henderson
H, German VF, Taylor D, Anderson
D, & Melchior LA. (2002) Impact
of HIV/AIDS education on health
care provider practice: results
from nine grantees of the Special
Projects of National Significance
Program. Evaluation
and the Health Professions, 25 (3):
302-320.
Huba GJ, Panter AT, Melchior LA,
Anderson D, Colgrove J, Driscoll
M, German VF, Henderson H, Henderson
R, Lalonde B, Rahimian A, Rohweder
C, Uldall KK, Wolfe L, & Zalumas
J. (2000) Effects of HIV/AIDS education
and training on patient care and
provider practices: a cross-cutting
evaluation. AIDS
Education and Prevention, 12
(2): 93-112.
Huba GJ, Panter AT, Melchior LA,
Zalumas J, Uldall KK, Henderson
R, Henderson H, German VF, Driscoll
M, Anderson D, & Lalonde B.
(2000) Do characteristics of HIV/AIDS
education and training affect perceived
training quality? Lessons from the
evaluation of seven projects. AIDS
Education and Prevention, 12 (5):
455-476.
Brown VB, Smereck GA, German V,
Hughes C, Melchior LA, & Huba
GJ. (2000) Change in perceived barriers
and facilitators to treatment among
women with HIV/AIDS as a function
of psychosocial service utilization.
AIDS
Patient Care and STDS, 14 (7): 381-390.
Panter AT, Huba GJ, Melchior LA,
Anderson D, Driscoll M, German VF,
Henderson H, Henderson R, Lalonde
B, Uldall KK, & Zalumas J. (2000)
Trainee characteristics and perceptions
of HIV/AIDS training quality. Evaluation
and the Health Professions, 23 (2):
149-171.
Henderson H, German VF, Panter
AT, Huba GJ, Rohweder C, Zalumas
J, Wolfe L, Uldall KK, Lalonde B,
Henderson R, Driscoll M, Martin
S, Duggan S, Rahimian A, & Melchior
LA. (1999) Systems change resulting
from HIV/AIDS education and training.
A cross-cutting evaluation of nine
innovative projects. Evaluation
and the Health Professions, 22 (4):
405-426.
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