Guidelines for HIV Interventions in Emergency Settings (UNAIDS, 1996, 63 p.)

Guidelines for HIV Interventions in Emergency Settings (UNAIDS, 1996, 63 p.)

		(introduction...)
		Aknowledgements
		1. Introduction
		2. Why is HIV/AIDS a priority in emergencies?
		3. The importance of advocacy
		4. Stages of an emergency
		5. The essential minimum package
		6. Mobilization of the minimum package
		7. HIV/AIDS-related human rights and ethics during emergencies
		8. Comprehensive care for people with HIV/AIDS in the post-acute phase
		9. Needs assessment for HIV interventions in emergencies
		Appendix 1 - A. Example of a medical history questionnaire
		Appendix 1 - B. Example of a donor information leaflet from a blood transfusion service in Africa
		Appendix 2 - Essential items for blood transfusion in emergency settings
		Appendix 3 - A. Contents of WHO/UNICEF presentation package of materials on injection safety
		Appendix 3 - B. information on cleaning and disinfection
		Appendix 4 - Example: How to use the right condoms the right way4
		Appendix 5 - Example of a brochure on safer sexual behaviour
		Appendix 6 - Needs assessment: continuous and discontinuous data