Kaleidoscope of Care
Kaleidoscope of Care Training Curriculum
The curriculum, A Kaleidoscope of Care: Responding to the Challenges of HIV and Substance Use was funded by the Health Resources and Services Administration’s HIV/AIDS Bureau as a Special Project of National Significance (SPNS). A
Kaleidoscope of Care is a cross-disciplinary training curriculum to increase knowledge and awareness of the relationship between HIV infection and substance use. The training curriculum is designed for HIV medical and substance abuse treatment providers as a Training of Trainers (TOT), with the goal of enhancing their ability to provide interdisciplinary care to their common clients, HIV-infected substance users.
Kaleidoscope of Care: Responding to the Challenges of HIV and Substance Use (2nd ed., in English)
- Module I: Introduction
- Module II: Strategies for Engagement and Retention in Care
- Module III: Incorporating Harm Reduction Into Our Work With HIV-Infected Substance Users
- Module IV A: Health Promotion and Adherence
Health Promotion and Adherence References
- Module IV B: Health Promotion and Adherence Replication Trainings for Clinicians
- Module IV C: Health Promotion and Adherence Replication Trainings for a Mixed Audience
- Module V: Interdisciplinary Care: Building Relationships Among Providers and Agencies
- Appendix A: Trainers' Tips
• Kaleidoscope of Care: Responding to the Challenges of HIV and Substance Use (1st ed., in Spanish)
- Introducción al Currículo de Adiestramiento
- Módulo II: Estrategias para lograr el compromiso y la retención en el cuidado
- Módulo III: Incorporando la reducción de daños a nuestro trabajo con usuarios de drogas infectados con el VIH
- Modulo IV: Promocion de la Salud y Adherencia
- Referencias
- Módulo V: Cuidado interdisciplinario - Construyendo relaciones entre proveedores y agencias
- Apéndice C: Consejos para el Adiestrador
HIV and Substance Abuse Resources
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A cross-disciplinary training curriculum in HIV and substance abuse, designed for health care providers, support service providers and substance abuse treatment providers.