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Institutionsnamn World Health Organization. Regional Office for Europe
Titel och upphov Training on AIDS and drug abuse for health and welfare personnel in central and eastern European countries : report on a WHO workshop Budapest, 26-29 November,1990
Utgivning, distribution etc. Regional Office for Europe, World Health Organization, Copenhagen : 1991
Fysisk beskrivning
Anmärkning: Allmän Unpublished. - EUR/ICP/GPA 076(B)
Anmärkning: Innehållsbeskrivning, sammanfattning Authorities and health and welfare services in many of the central and eastern European countries will soon have to face the combined problem of drug abuse and HIV/AIDS. Training was considered essential to prepare professionals and service staff who will have first-line contact with (HIV/AIDS-) drug users or to be responsible for their treatment and care. All staff in contact with drug users should have basic knowledge and skills with regard to HIV/AIDS among drug users. Identification of local trainers was given a high priority so that they could be trained systematically. Professionals with responsibility for the provision of care and treatment for drug users were considered to be key people to receive initial training. In training settings where traditional structures of authority are changing, e.g. schools, it should be remembered that credibility is necessary for training; in these cases the possibility of bringing in outside trainers should be considered.
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*520 $aAuthorities and health and welfare services in many of the central and eastern European countries will soon have to face the combined problem of drug abuse and HIV/AIDS. Training was considered essential to prepare professionals and service staff who will have first-line contact with (HIV/AIDS-) drug users or to be responsible for their treatment and care. All staff in contact with drug users should have basic knowledge and skills with regard to HIV/AIDS among drug users. Identification of local trainers was given a high priority so that they could be trained systematically. Professionals with responsibility for the provision of care and treatment for drug users were considered to be key people to receive initial training. In training settings where traditional structures of authority are changing, e.g. schools, it should be remembered that credibility is necessary for training; in these cases the possibility of bringing in outside trainers should be considered.
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*650 4$aNetherlands
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*653 $aTjeckoslovakien
*653 $aUngern
*653 $aÖsterrike
*653 $aEuropa
*852 $hWHO.93
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