Practitioner/Caregiver Training

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Training—and in some cases re-training healthcare workers who specialized in other clinical disciplines—is a critical element of AIHA’s approach to building health system capacity in transitioning and resource-constrained settings. AIHA’s HIV/AIDS-related educational activities may be hosted by a dedicated training facility such as the Regional Knowledge Hub for the Care and Treatment of HIV/AIDS in Eurasia, the St. Petersburg AIDS Training and Education Center, or the Southern Ukraine AIDS Education Center. Other capacity-building training may be conducted through partner institutions, off-site workshops or seminars, and study tours.

Our staff, partners, and expert consultants work hard to ensure the needs of host institutions, communities, and countries are met. We do this by collaborating closely with key stakeholders to design training curricula, materials, and learning opportunities tailored to specific settings in accordance with both national guidelines and international best practices.

In some cases, training curricula developed through AIHA’s programs have even been adopted as national standards and incorporated into the required coursework at medical and nursing colleges and schools of public health.

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