A Guide to Fiscal Year 1991 Federal Funding for HIV Disease: How Dollars are Spent How to Access Them

tice, including: developing guidelines for management of occupational exposures to HIV (in conjunction with CID and EPO); evaluating risk-reduction
and management activities such as changes in work
practice and job redesign, protective technology, and
protective equipment and clothing; developing and
issuing guidelines for management of occupational
exposures to HIV (in conjunction with CID and CPS);
and developing guidelines to protect health-care
workers from TB while treating AIDS patients (in
conjunction with CID and CPS).
NIOSH activities related to Goal 4 focus on
strengthening international capacities to prevent HIV
infection: providing scientific, managerial and
technical assistance to WHO, PAHO, other countries, and other international organizations; and sponsoring or co-sponsoring international workshops and
conferences with multilateral/bilateral agencies to
exchange information and plan appropriate strategies
for future efforts.
NIOSH FY '91 Extramural HIV Funding
Approximately 52% of the NIOSH FY '91 HIV
budget will be spent extramurally. For more information on NIOSH HIV programs contact:
Linda S. Martin, Ph.D.
404/639-0983
National Center for
Health Statistics
The National Center for Health Statistics (NCHS)
participates in the following programs related to
CDC's AIDS/HIV-operational goals. NCHS FY 1991
appropriated AIDS/HIV funding is $2,688,475.
NCHS programs relate to two of CDC's four
AIDS/HIV goals.
Activities related to Goal 1 focus on surveillance,
including: collecting data on AIDS/HIV through state
and local health departments, surveys of special
populations, and sentinel HIV surveillance programs
at selected hospitals (in conjunction with CID); and
collecting and analyzing data on HIV-related
knowledge, beliefs, and behaviors through the National Health Interview Survey and the State-based
Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System (in conjunction with CCDPHP).
Goal 4-related programs focus on strengthening
international AIDS/HIV prevention capacities,

including: providing scientific, managerial, and

technical assistance to WHO, PAHO, other countries, and other international organizations; and sponsoring or co-sponsoring international workshops and
conferences with ultilateral/bilateral agencies to
exchange information and plan appropriate future
strategies.
NCHS FY '91 Extramural HIV Funding
Approximately 61% of the NCHS FY '91 HIV
budget will be spent extramurally. For more information on NCHS HIV programs contact:
Ronald W. Wilson
301/436-7032
Epidemiology Program Office
The Epidemiology Program Office (EPO) participates in the following programs related to CDC's
AIDS/HIV operational goals. The EPO has no
AIDS/HIV monies appropriated in FY 1991, but participates in activities related to two of CDC's four
AIDS/HIV goals.
EPO activities related to Goal 3 focus on developing prevention technologies and promoting scientific
knowledge in public policy and public health practice, including: developing and issuing guidelines for
management of occupational exposures to HIV in
conjunction with CID and NIOSH); publishing
guidelines on AIDS/HIV home health care (in conjunction with CID).
Goal 4-related activities focus on strengthening
international prevention capacities, including: providing scientific, managerial, and technical assistance
to WHO, PAHO, other countries, and other international organizations; and sponsoring or co-sponsoring
international workshops and conferences with
multilateral/bilateral agencies to exchange information and plan appropriate future strategies.
EPO FY '91 Extramural HIV Funding
No significant portion of EPO's FY '91 budget will
be spent on extramural contracts or grants related
to HIV. For more information on EPO HIV programs
contact:
Richard A. Goodman, M.D.
404/639-3636
International Health Program Office
The International Health Program Office (IHPO)

participates in the following AIDS/HIV-related pro
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