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HIV/AIDS
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CAI
is at the forefront in recognizing and addressing critical
health care issues as they emerge and impact the delivery
of HIV prevention, diagnosis, and treatment services. In
1985, CAI was one of the first training centers in the region
and nationally to begin offering HIV/AIDS counselor training
programs. Since that time, CAI has worked closely with the
New York State Department of Health AIDS Institute, the
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the New York/New Jersey AIDS Education and Training Center (AETC), and local
and regional prevention planning councils and community
based organizations to develop hundreds of training programs,
curricula, training manuals, train-the-trainer programs,
and policy and technical assistance interventions. Many
of the training programs are offered at no cost to participants.
In addition, our international division, CAI
International, works to improve health care, support
services and access to treatment for people living with
HIV/AIDS (PLWHA) internationally and those residing in the
United States through training-of-trainers (TOT), capacity
building, infrastructure development, and resource exchange.
Trainings
& Programs
Examples
of HIV/AIDS-related trainings include:
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Addressing Prevention in HIV positive clients
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Addressing Prevention in HIV Case Management
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Skill Practice and Implementation of SBC
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Basic Information on Domestic Violence
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Developing Skills for Enhanced Outreach
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Building Bridges to Cultural Competency
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Domestic Violence in GLBT Communities
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Enhancing the Partnership Between Client and Case
Manager
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HIV & STD
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HIV Confidentiality Law
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HIV Disclosure
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HIV Testing in NYS 2005 Guidance
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HIV Testing Skills Practice Session
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HIV Treatment Update
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Introduction to Case Management
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It's Time: Integrate Viral Hepatitis Into Your Work
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Mental Health Services: Ensuring Appropriate Referral
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Overview of the HIV Infection & AIDS
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Overview of TB & HIV
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Practicing the Domestic Violence Screening Protocol
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Promoting Adherence to HIV Treatment
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Reducing the Risk & Harm of HIV
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Serving Families from Assessment to Service Plans
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Tailoring HIV Counseling to the Needs of Adolescents
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VOICES
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Sex Gender and HIV
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Substance Use and HIV/AIDS: Improving Outcomes in Case
Management
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Supporting Enhanced Outreach
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Improving Health Outcomes: Transitioning from
Correctional Settings to the Community
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Offering HIV Testing in CBOs Serving High Risk
Communities
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What is new in HIV/AIDS
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Onsite: Technical Assistance
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Hepatitis C & HIV Coinfection
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Group Facilitation
Psychosocial
Training Programs:
- Behavior
Change
- Counseling
Skills
- Domestic
Violence in Households Affected by HIV/AIDS
- HIV/AIDS
Concerns for Prison Health Professionals
- HIV
and Mental Health
- HIV
Confidentiality and Ethics
- Integration
of HIV/AIDS Services: Managers - Concerns
HIV
Intensive Case Management:
- Community
Education
- Confidentiality
- Early
Identification of HIV/AIDS in Women and Children
- Grief
and Bereavement Counseling
- HIV/AIDS
Pre and Post Test Counseling Skills
- HIV/AIDS
Risk Reduction for At Risk Youth: Train the Trainer
- HIV/AIDS
Services and Quality
- HIV
and Substance Abuse
- HIV
Counselors Retreat
- HIV
Test Counselor Training
- HIV
Test Procedures
- HIV
Treatment Update
- Integration
of HIV/AIDS Services
- Partner
Notification
- Rapid
Testing
- Risk
Reduction and Behavior Change
- Risk
Reduction Counseling for Adolescents
- Supervisory
- Supervising
HIV/AIDS Services

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