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UNIVERSITY OF
WASHINGTON
A Cooperative Agreement Program funded by the HIV/AIDS Bureau of the Health Resources and Services Administration as a Special Project of National Significance
This project educated primary care providers, mental health staff, and volunteers to develop, test, and evaluate strategies for increasing, improving, and updating knowledge about HIV neuropsychiatric illness with specific emphasis on delirium and its treatment. Grant Number: BRU 900126-01-0.
Karina K. Uldall, M.D., M.P.H., Principal Investigator, 901 Boren Ave., Suite 1100, Seattle, WA 98104; 206.221.4944 (phone), 206.221.4945 (fax), or email at keegan@u.washington.edu.
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Project Abstract
Cross-Cutting Evaluation Knowledge Base
Evaluation Data from this Project
Project Completion Conference, Grantee Panels, and Poster Session at HRSA
Project Fact Sheets
Project Materials Presented at Professional Meetings
- Addressing the Neuropsychiatric Management of HIV/AIDS Patients with Delirium
- Training Providers and Families to Recognize and Manage Delirium in HIV/AIDS Patients
- Delirium Among AIDS Patients in a Long Term Care Facility
Project Reports
Project SPNS/Fax
- Cooperative Agreement Projects Demonstrate Long-Term Impact of Training on Client/Patient Care
- University of Washington Project Addresses Complications of Delirium through Provider Training
- University of Washington Project Improves Understanding of HIV/AIDS Patients' Delirium
- University of Washington Creates Video and Study Guide on AIDS–Related Delirium
Project Resource Materials
- The Trouble With Delirium In AIDS Patients: The Discrepancy Between Occurrence And Health Care Provider Identification
- Unmasking AIDS-Related Delirium
Project Web Flyer
- University of Washington (To see the flyer in Adobe PDF format in greater resolution, click here)
Project Achievements and Lessons Learned
Cross-Cutting Papers
Cross-Cutting Reports
- Progress During the First Year: Executive Summary of the Report
- Progress During the First Year: A Summary Report
- Cooperative Information Sharing, Evaluation, and Management Model for 27 HIV Service Projects: First Year Results
- Programs That Work: A Second Year Summary of Twenty-Seven Innovative Models of HIV Care
- Progress During the Second Year: A Summary Report
Cross-Cutting Presentations and Posters
- First Year Report for 1994-1995, SPNS Cooperative Agreement Steering Committee
27 Models of HIV Care: Progress During the Second Year 1995-1996, A Presentation of Major Results from the Report
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The SPNS Cooperative Agreement: First Year
Report for 1994-1995
[Powerpoint Animation]
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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
Cross-Cutting Evaluation Modules [Developed by The Measurement Group]
Required Modules
- Module 3: Presentations-Training Form
- Module 53: Trainee Characteristics Form
- Module 54: Trainee Reactions to Training Form
- Module 56: Trainer Characteristics Form
Optional Modules
- Module 5: TA
- Module 6: TA Evaluation
- Module 16: Focus Group
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