Knowledge Item: CA-Training Characteristics-99
Training Characteristics at Individual Projects
Links
to Information About the Trainings Conducted by Nine Projects
The links below
go to statistical summaries of the trainings conducted at each project that
provided such information for the cross-cutting evaluation. The
intent of this presentation of individual project training
characteristics is not to directly compare projects. Rather, the
training
models of individual projects, and the cross-cutting evaluation of the
projects in the aggregate, requires an understanding of the trainings
conducted by the different projects.
Differences in
the number and types of trainings conducted at specific projects
are attributable to a number of factors including: a) differences in
funding levels for the projects; b) the geographic areas; c)
the specific target populations for the training; and d)
differences in the service models (one-on-one consultations,
self-study guides, traditional didactic training in large and small
groups, preceptorships, etc.). Project
productivity should not be construed to be based on the number of
individuals trained nor the number of trainings conducted.
Center for Women Policy
Studies
Emory University
Cook County HIV Primary Care Center
Health Initiatives for Youth
SUNY–Health Science
Center at Brooklyn
University of Colorado
Health Sciences Center
University of
Mississippi Medical Center
University of Texas Health
Science Center at San Antonio
University of
Washington
Last Updated:
July 08, 2004; data through June 15, 1999; analyses conducted
December 1999.
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