What is HIV RAP?
HIV RAP is a comprehensive library of research
and prevention resources in a single online collection. Developed
in collaboration with the National Institutes of Health, these
science-based resources have been vetted by independent expert
scholars and tested by practitioners in the field. The eight distinct
web centers feature education, training and research on HIV/AIDS,
34 effective HIV/AIDS prevention programs, and tools to culturally
adapt, implement, assess and evaluate effective programs to suit
your efforts.
Social science and health science libraries will find
this single-point-of-entry, 24-hour-accessible collection invaluable
to students, researchers and faculty of sociology, public health,
or social work departments, schools of nursing and/or medicine,
and to students doing course work or research projects on HIV/AIDS.
The web centers are rich in multimedia content, and feature lecture
materials, lesson plans, learning activities and discussion topics,
downloadable powerpoint slides and hundreds of resources for reference
and further reading.
Community-based ASOs, health clinics and practitioners will
find HIV RAP to be a resource at every level of
their organization. HIV RAP will help build staff
and client knowledge about HIV/AIDs and how to prevent it. The
34 prevention programs included in HIV RAP were
designed for a broad audience and contain everything needed to
replicate effective interventions. Additional web centers provide
tools to build and adapt culturally competent programs, implement
and sustain effective programs, and evaluate and analyze program
efforts. Special features include an online HIV risk assessment
and customized learning resource (offered in English and Spanish),
and an evaluation resource that allows easy online survey creation
and data collection and analysis.
The library is organized into 8 topically focused web centers
including:
- PETRA: Promoting
Education, Teaching, & Research on AIDS
These easy-to-navigate, easy-to-understand resource modules
provide information about HIV/AIDS incidence, prevalence,
antecedents, consequences, prevention, and treatment.
- DILS: The Data & Internet
Literacy Series
The user-friendly modules provide a comprehensive guide to
teaching and learning everything you need to know about utilizing
data and the Internet to understand issues, optimize your
research and achieve your goals.
- HAPPA: The
HIV/AIDS Prevention Program Archive
The archive includes everything needed to replicate 33 prevention
programs or adapt its implementation protocols to meet the
needs of a particular population. Evaluation instruments
are included to help assess effectiveness.
- SAHARA: Sistas
Accessing HIV/AIDS Resources At-a-click
This interactive, computer-based intervention provides a positive
multimedia learning experience for African-American women. Participants
interact with the computer-based intervention individually and
at their own speed, with minimal staff time required.
- Tools for Building Culturally Competent HIV Prevention Programs
- By better understanding culture and cultural competence and
their connection to HIV, this center is designed to help professionals
who are planning, implementing, or evaluating HIV prevention
programs in their local communities.
- KTR: Know The Risks
This module provides a client-directed stand-alone HIV/AIDS
risk-screening tool and learning activities center that
will facilitate increased levels of HIV risk screening and discussion
with clients.
- HPPI: HIV/AIDS
Prevention Practitioner Institute
Develop a program model. Replicate and adapt effective programs.
Understand process and outcome evaluation studies. Collect
outcome date.
- VPEC: The Virtual
Program Evaluation Consultant
Create customized evaluation surveys. Access secure and confidential
storage of data from self-administered online surveys.
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JJ Card, jjcard@socio.com,
650-929-3282 ext 211
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650-949-3282 ext 203
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