Strategies and Methods for Sexually Transmitted Diseases and AIDS Prevention Training

Author: Cheng Feng, Li Jianhua, Yang Ping (editors)
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Publish Date: 2003-04-01
Features: This book primarily introduces the role, basic elements, and program design of training for sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) and AIDS prevention. It also addresses the challenges currently faced in STDs and AIDS prevention training and the corresponding measures to tackle these challenges. The book covers organizational, implementation, and management strategies and methods for training, including the selection of training methods, the capacity building of training managers, implementers, and faculty, as well as how to improve training effectiveness. Additionally, it includes case studies of training for professionals in STDs and AIDS prevention, public security and judicial personnel, school teachers, and others conducted in Shanghai, Sichuan, Yunnan, and other regions. It also provides key points of training knowledge for healthcare workers on STDs and AIDS prevention, as well as a directory of training materials. The content is concise and practical, making it suitable as a textbook for faculty training programs or seminars on STDs and AIDS prevention. It can also serve as a reference for policy makers, managers, training organizers and implementers, and participants at all levels of STDs and AIDS prevention training.