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HIV Medication Pocket Guide
A quick tri-fold visual reference guide to current HIV medications, including discontinued medications and formulations. All pill medications shown are in actual size. (July 2007)Call Colorado AETC for copies 303-724-0646 or online from MPAETC
HIV Medication Chart
Features all currently approved antiretroviral drugs. The pad has 50 tear-off sheets, each of which features all currently approved antiretroviral drugs, organized by class and shown actual size. All available strengths of drugs are illustrated. Dosing guidelines are not included as they may vary from patient to patient. The reverse side of each sheet contains a dosing worksheet, which can be individualized to each patient's drug regimen and used as an educational and discussion tool. (July 2007)Call Colorado AETC for copies 303-724-0646 or online from MPAETC
Sourcebook for the Primary Care Provider
A brief reference booklet for practical issues encountered in daily practice. Provides an outline of basic medical aspects of HIV plus state, regional and national resources.
(Aug 2005)Call Colorado AETC for copies 303-724-0646 or online from MPAETC
HIV Risk Assessment Guide
A quick reference guide for conducting HIV risk assessments. (Dec 2006)
Download PDFCall Colorado AETC for copies 303-724-0646 or online from MPAETC
Nutrition Guide for a Positive Life
A pocket-sized guide covering many aspects of nutrition in the HIV-infected person, including considerations with medications and supplements. (Dec 2006)Call Colorado AETC for copies 303-724-0646 or online from MPAETC
Adherence Brochure
Brochure outlining importance of, key factors influencing, and strategies for adherence for persons living with HIV/AIDS.Call Colorado AETC for copies 303-724-0646.
Puertas de Diversidad:
Culturally Guided Interventions with Latinos
This curriculum product was developed in collaboration with the Southern Colorado AIDS Project. Puertas de Diversidad is an HIV/AIDS training curriculum for case managers, advocates, social workers, substance use workers, and other service and health care providers who interact with Latino and Hispanic community members infected with and at high risk for transmitting HIV.
(Jan 2003)Call Colorado AETC for copies 303-724-0646 or order online from MPAETC
