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Information Engineering und IV-Controllingplement programs. In this chapter, however, I focus on the medical and economic consequences of screening for HIV. The outcomes associated with an HIV screening program are fundamental considerations in decisions about screening because if screening is either medically ineffective or too costly, we

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Evaluationsmodelle der Usability-Forschung,t change at the environmental level. Finally, we examine the role of public policy in shaping environmental outcomes to stem HIV transmission and look at some of the ways policy advocacy has been conducted with regard to HIV and AIDS issues in rich and poor countries.

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The Bernoulli-Process Model of HIV Transmission,ationship as posing some definite HIV risk. In either case, risk is quantified as a probability of HIV transmission. Although the focus herein is on the sexual transmission of HIV, analogous models for drug injection-related risks also exist..

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Economic Evaluation and HIV Prevention Community Planning,d within the jurisdiction of the local health department.. The overriding goal of this process is stated clearly: “The purpose of the HIV Prevention Cooperative Agreement Program is to assist State and local health departments in preventing the transmission of HIV...”. The 1997 budget further underl

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Book 1998Control and Prevention (CDC). Less than one-fifth ofthese organizations received support via this funding mechanism. Hence, although $18 million may seem like a large amount of money at first blush, it is not enough to meet all of the prevention needs that could be addressed by these community-based

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