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WELL-BEING
INSTITUTE [WBI]
A Cooperative Agreement Program funded by the HIV/AIDS Bureau of the Health Resources and Services Administration as a Special Project of National Significance
Through comprehensive, community-based services coordinated by nurse case managers, the Well-Being Institute reduced access barriers for substance abusing, HIV-positive women with tight linkages to medical providers to ensure services. Grant Number: BRU 900102-01-0.
Geoffrey Smereck, J.D., President & Principal Investigator, 1601 Briarwood Circle, Suite 200, Ann Arbor, MI 48108; 313.913.4300 (phone), 313.913.4306 (fax), or email at gsmereck@pnc-wbi.com.
To view the Project Director, Steering Committee Representative, and key staff who have made significant professional contributions to the project, click here.
Project Abstract
Cross-Cutting Evaluation Knowledge Base
Evaluation Data from this Project
Project Completion Conference, Grantee Panels, and Poster Session at HRSA
Project Presentations
- Social and Health Functioning in Substance Abusing
Women with HIV: General Well-Being Presentation [HTML
/ PDF]
- The Role of Community Outreach and Advocacy in Services for Substance Abusing Women with HIV Presentation
Project SPNS/Fax
- Well-Being Institute Uses Transportation to "Hyperlink" Multiply-Diagnosed Women with HIV into Care
- Well-Being Institute Addresses Needs of HIV-Infected Women Substance Abusers
Project Web Site
- The Well-Being Institute web site is located at: http://www.pnc-wbi.com
Project Web Flyer
- Well-Being Institute (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 1: Demographics-Contact Form
- Module 2B: Intervention Form
- Module 4A: Services Needed/ Received and Barriers/ Facilitators Forms
- Module 4B: Services Needed/ Received and Barriers/ Facilitators Forms
- Module 11: Client Satisfaction Survey
- Module 17: Brief Health and Functioning Questionnaire
- Module 51: Referral Form
- Module 68: Program Discharge Form
Optional Modules
- Module 10: HIV Testing History Form
- Module 24: Substance Abuse History Form
- Module 26: Current Psychological Distress Form
- Module 35: Homelessness Index
- Module 42: Psychosocial Observations Form
- Module 43: Clinical Observations Form
- Module 67: General Well Being Scale
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