Overview
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Portland Women's Health Program
Investigators: Brian W. Weir, MPH, Rosemary Breger, MPH, Kerth O'Brien, PhD, Carol J. Casciato, Ronda S. Bard, PhD, John A. Dougherty, PhD, Michael J. Stark, PhD
Publication Date: April 26, 2016
About This Product
Portland Women's Health Program, a one-to-one behavioral intervention, aims to reduce HIV risk behaviors and increase life stability among women who were recently incarcerated. A community health specialist extensively trained in motivational interviewing (MI) techniques meets individually with women during 10 sessions delivered over three months. During program sessions, the health specialist uses MI techniques to empower and encourage women to explore potential positive changes they can make in their lives. The sessions are both directive, since the health specialist guides the conversation toward particular topics, and participant-centered, since the participant's experiences, views, and reluctance or readiness to change are central topics of discussion. All ten of the Portland Women's Health Program sessions address HIV-prevention in addition to life stability issues.
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Planning & Pre-Implementation
- Facilitator's Manuals
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- Other Documents
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Implementation
- HIV Prevention Segment 1
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- HIV Prevention Segment 2
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- HIV Prevention Segment 3
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- HIV Prevention Segment 4
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- HIV Prevention Segment 5
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- HIV Prevention Segment 6
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- HIV Prevention Segment 7
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- HIV Prevention Segment 8
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- HIV Prevention Segment 9
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- HIV Prevention Segment 10
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- Life Stability Segment 1
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- Life Stability Segment 2
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- Life Stability Segment 3
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- Life Stability Segment 4
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- Life Stability Segment 5
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- Life Stability Segment 6
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- Life Stability Segment 7
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- Life Stability Segment 8
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- Life Stability Segment 9
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- Life Stability Segment 10
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Product Details
- 10 sessions over three months
- One-on-one motivational interviewing
- Readiness assessment and stage-based discussion