Project Page: Washington University 1994-1999

WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY

A Cooperative Agreement Program funded by the HIV/AIDS Bureau of the Health Resources and Services Administration as a Special Project of National Significance

The Helena Hatch Special Care Center (HHSCC) – in the Division of Infectious Diseases – provided coordinated, comprehensive care to adolescent and adult women with HIV/AIDS. Grant Number: 5U90HA00042-05.

Karen Meredith, M.P.H., R.N., Program Director, Washington University School of Medicine- Infectious Diseases - Box 8051, 660 South Euclid, St. Louis, MO 63110; 314.747.1026 (phone), 314.747.2183 (fax), or email at kmeredit@imgate.wustl.edu.

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Project Abstract

Special Care Center for Women with HIV

Cross-Cutting Evaluation Knowledge Base

Knowledge Base derived from the cross-cutting evaluation of this project and 26 other projects on Innovative HIV/AIDS Service Models

Evaluation Data from this Project

Service Population Demographics

Project Completion Conference, Grantee Panels, and Poster Session at HRSA

Poster and Grantee Panel Session

Project Materials Presented at Professional Meetings

Project Reports

Project SPNS/Fax

Project Resource Materials

Project Evaluation Instrument

Key Informant Interview for the Comprehensive Healthcare Work Group

Project Web Flyer

Washington University (To see the flyer in Adobe PDF format in greater resolution, click here)

Project Achievements and Lessons Learned

Project Achievements

Project Lessons Learned

Cross-Cutting Papers

Papers from the Cross-Cutting Evaluation of the Cooperative Agreement

Cross-Cutting Reports

Project Publications and Presentations

List of Citations for Project Publications and Presentations

Cross-Cutting Presentations and Posters

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First Year Report for 1994-1995, SPNS Cooperative Agreement Steering Committee

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27 Models of HIV Care: Progress During the Second Year 1995-1996, A Presentation of Major Results from the Report

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Selected Multi-Site Evaluation Results Relating to HIV Services for Underserved and Vulnerable Groups: The HRSA/HAB SPNS Cooperative Agreements 1994 - 1999

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The SPNS Cooperative Agreement: First Year Report for 1994-1995

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Poster for the 27 Cooperative Agreement Projects on Innovative Models of HIV Care: Innovative Models for Improving HIV Case Management Services

27 Models of HIV Care: Progress During the Second Year

1998 American Evaluation Association: Using Evaluation Results to Improve Three University-Based Comprehensive Care Medical Programs for HIV

Cross-Cutting Evaluation Modules [Developed by The Measurement Group]

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Required Modules

Module 1: Demographics-Contact Form
Module 2A: Intervention Form
Module 2B: Intervention Form
Module 2C: Intervention Form
Module 11: Client Satisfaction Survey
Module 18: Abbreviated HIV/AIDS Health Form
Module 64: Self-Efficacy
Module 68: Program Discharge Form
Module 71: Medical Health Form

Optional Modules

Module 3: Presentations-Training Form
Module 24: Substance Abuse History Form
Module 26: Current Psychological Distress Form
Module 32: Abuse History
Module 43: Clinical Observations Form
Module 44: Progress Ratings Form
Module 45: Life Stressors Form
Module 53: Trainee Characteristics Form
Module 55: Trainee Reactions to Training Follow-up Form
Module 57: Training Evaluation Form: Skills, Attitudes, Comfort
Module 68: Program Discharge
Module 73: Karnofsky and Disease Stage Scale
Module 75: Disclosure Questionnaire
Module 78: Social Provisions Scale

Final awards ceremony, September 17, 1999. Katherine Marconi, Ph.D., Director, HRSA/HAB Office of Science and Epidemiology; Karen Meredith, M.P.H., R.N., Program Director, Helena Hatch Special Care Center for Women, Washington University; and Richard Moore, Deputy Director, HRSA/HAB's SPNS Branch.