This presentation focuses on STDs. It explains for men and women: what to for, how you can get STDs and what happens if you don't get treated. It list symptoms and long-term effects of 8 STDs. [Creole: Prezantasyon sa mete laksan sou MST. Li eksplike pou gason ak fi : Kisa pou yo siveye, kijan yo ka trape MST epi kisa kap rive si yo pa ale trete rapid rapid. Li liste sentòm ak efè a long tèm pou 8 MST.]  

This brochure provides information on sexually transmitted diseases (STDs). It explains all the symptoms, treatment and prevention. Bwochi a bay infòmasyon sou MST. Li eksplike tout sentòm, tretman ak tout jan pou fè prevansyon.

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This pilot curriculum for accompagnateurs comprises 15 units, with a focus on treatment and support for patients with HIV/AIDS and tuberculosis. Includes Training Guide, Handbook, Visual Aids and Visual Aid Notes. Available in English, French, Kreyol and Kinyarwanda.   

Cette série de huit scénarios de courte durée (moins de cinq minutes) vise à stimuler des discussions au sujet de situations habituelles dans les dispensaires de soins de santé de la région des Caraïbes où la stigmatisation et la discrimination peuvent se produire et être évitées.

This resource contains 12 clinical algorithms that provide guidance on when to start antiretroviral treatment, monitoring treatment, assessing adherence, diagnosing HIV-exposed infants, managing treatment failure, and preventing opportunistic infections. The algorithms are targeted at clinic staff and health care workers in Haiti.

There are about 40 types of HPV. HPV is spread through sexual contact. Most HPV infections don’t cause any symptoms, and go away on their own. But HPV is important mainly because it can cause cervical cancer in women.  It is the 2nd leading cause of cancer deaths among women around the world. HPV is also associated with several less common types of cancer in both men and women. It can also cause genital warts and warts in the upper respiratory tract. More than 50% of sexually active men and women are infected with HPV at sometime in their lives.

Each hospital should have clear guidelines for the management of injury or exposure to infectious materials. This fact sheet provides information about how HIV may be transmitted in the clinical setting and how providers can take care of themselves, their patients, and their co-workers to prevent HIV transmission.

This paper provides a brief overview of how HIV/AIDS programs and services are organized and delivered in resource-limited settings, and it highlights contextual and programmatic issues for supply chain managers to consider when designing logistics systems.

The Inter-Agency Standing Committee (IASC) is issuing Guidelines for HIV/AIDS interventions in Emergency Settings to help individuals and organizations in their efforts to address the special needs of HIV-infected and HIV-affected people living in emergency situations. The Guidelines are based on the experiences of organizations of the UN system and their NGO partners, and reflect the shared vision that success can be achieved when resources are pooled and when all concerned work together.

The guidelines provide a framework for clinic-based care of STIs and aim to show that:

This course primarily targets health program management staff and clinical staff. Technical aspects of HIV/AIDS programs are presented, but there is a strong emphasis on broader programmatic issues and staff members from nonmedical backgrounds will also find the course beneficial. The course aims to deepen individual understanding of the complexities of HIV/AIDS and to equip participants with knowledge and skills to improve HIV/AIDS program design and implementation. A further important aim is the encouragement of positive attitudes toward people living with HIV/AIDS.

Social and political conflicts and natural disasters uproot millions of people each year and constitute important aggravating factors fuelling the HIV/AIDS epidemic. Sexually transmitted infections (STIs) and HIV spread faster in communities where there is social disruption and instability, combined with poverty - conditions that are often at their most extreme during armed conflicts and in the aftermath of natural disasters.

The aim of the document is to stimulate policy makers, managers and implementers to strengthen their response to HIV/AIDS. It is not a comprehensive guide to HIV/AIDS programming in refugee settings. Readers are encouraged to utilize the key resource materials, among others, referenced at the end of this document.

Pamphlet describes STD symptoms, treatment and prevention.

Discusses the subject of prevention and control of sexually transmitted diseases in emergencies.