Bridging the Gap: Conference Workbook [International Conference on AIDS (12th: 1994: Geneva, Switzerland)]

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34352 Enhancing quality of AIDS programs through NGO-to-NGO exchange
visits
Evelyn Grace Gacad, Philippines
34353 Establishing an AIDS NGOs Network: AIDS NGOS Network in East Africa
(ANNEA) experience
Hores IsaackMsaky*;A. Ragi, Tanzania
34354 The regional AIDS training network - One year of progress
Lawrence Gelmon*;J.J. Bwayo; A. Beyene; A. Ndiritu; F.A. Plummer,
Kenya
34355 PHA Networks and prevetnion
Ruba Ramira Ru Ranga*; G.C.B. Byamu Gyisha;M.K. Katana;
S. T Talugende, Uganda
34356 Cochrane Collaborative Review Group on HIV-infection and AIDS:
systematic reviews of HIV and AIDS prevention and treatment
George Rutherford*; G.E. Kennedy; L.A. Bergo, USA
34357 Latin American Harm Reduction Network:
Preventing HIV transmission among drug users
Fabio Mesquita*; R.C. Bueno, Brazil
34358 Legal service provision for the protection of human rights of
PHA the challenge of national networks
Sarah Baite, Uganda
34359 NGO's network/working together to reduce HIV transmission
among sex workers in the Amazon region
Xavier Alterescu, Brazil
34360 The European Project AIDS & Mobility: A network for the support of
organisations working with migrants, ethnic minorities and mobile
groups
Georg Brdring*; J. de Putter, The Netherlands
34361 Technology transfer: International collaboration of hotline development
Amilsrael*; B. W Garza; L. Faas, USA, Venezuela
34362 International networking on HIV prevention and harm reduction for drug
users in Eastern Europe
Wouter M. De Jong*;J. Honti; L. Khodakevich; K. Malinowska;
J.C. Grund, The Netherlands
34363 When worlds collide - North meets south: AIDS on the United States -
Mexico border
Skip Rosenthal*; R. Ramos, USA
34364 The beginning of a people living with HIV/AIDS movement through
networking
Ashok Pillai*; T Yepthomi, India
34365 The organization and coordination of people living with AIDS/HIV
(PWHs) as an emerging social phenomena in Chile
David Melendez*; R. Pascal, Chile
34366 Top-down, horizontal or bottom-up?- Two years of SEA-AIDS reviewed
Tim France*; P Toh; P Deany; P Supreyaporn; S. Phongphit, Thailand
34367 Perspectives plus: A national network of psychologists working in HIV
and AIDS
Gebhard Huesler*; J.-P. Cousse;J. Frossard; A. Tuchschmid, Switzerland

34368 VII Iberoamerican Summit and HIV/AIDS: An unaccomplished response
Roberto Barraez-D'Lucca, Venezuela

34369 When worlds collide - north meets south: AIDS on the United States -
Mexico border
Skip Rosenthal*; R. Ramos, USA
34370 Effective collaboration between countries, implementing agencies and
local communities
Robert Bennoun, Thailand
34371 Involvement of the non gubernamental organizations in the formation of
a net of AIDS institutions
Juana E. Antigoni*; Carlos E. Zapata, Peru
34372 AIDS prevention and education programs on the Internet: New
strategies in Mexico
Enrique Bravo-Garcia*; C. Magis-Rodriguez; E. Rodriguez-Nolasco,
Mexico
34373 Golden Warriors
Kim Davis, Australia
34374 Developing cross sectoral networks in India: A case study from West
Bengal
Judy Hague*; M. Deshmukh, India
34375 Uganda healtnet project - a health information provider (HIP)
Frederick Kakaire Nyende, Uganda
34376 U.S. network of AIDS health fraud task forces empowers communities
to make informed choices about their health care
Rosario Quintanilla Vior*; B. Dodson, USA
34377 Recycling Unused AIDS Medications
Homer Hobi, USA
34378 Looking Ahead:A national advocacy coalition explores its future
Matthew Mcclain*; EC. Hopkins, USA
34379 Publishing AIDS/STD Mexican Journal on the Internet: inexpensive, wide,
global and cost-effective
Enrique Bravo-Garcia*; C. Magis-Rodriguez; E. Rodriguez-Nolasco, Mexico
34380 Emerging care/treatment issues and trends in resource allocation in a
National HIV Care Program -The U.S. Ryan White CARE Act
Steven Young*; Anita Eichler; Gary Cook, USA
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