Gender specific approach - additional resources
1.
Basic information about HIV, HCV…
1.1
The biology of HIV
1.2
The biology of the Hepatitis …
1.3
HIV transmission
1.4
HCV transmission
1.5
Screening and diagnosis for H…
1.6
Screening and diagnosis of HCV
1.7
HIV treatement and drug use
1.8
Treatment for HCV
1.9
Tuberculosis
1.10
HIV, HCV, TB - additional res…
2.
Different types of tests
2.1
Antibody screening test
2.2
Rapid Test
2.3
Follow-up diagnostic test for…
2.4
Follow-up diagnostic test for…
2.5
New types of test: home test/…
2.6
Different types of tests - ad…
3.
Pre- and post-test counselling
3.1
Pre- and post-test counsellin…
3.2
Principles of pre- post-test …
3.3
Two components of HIV/HCV cou…
3.4
Informed consent and risk ass…
3.5
Post-test counselling and com…
3.6
Ethical considerations and im…
3.7
Counselling - additional reso…
4.
Developing services and attracti…
4.1
Attracting clients - introduc…
4.2
Low threshold services
4.3
Harm reduction philosophy
4.4
Peer involvement
4.5
Attracting clients - addition…
5.
Gender-specific approach to serv…
5.1
Gender-specific approach - in…
5.2
Alcohol, other drugs and preg…
5.3
Contraception in WUD
5.4
Harm Reduction during pregnan…
5.5
Opioid substitution therapy
5.6
Women who use drugs, HIV and …
5.7
Violence agains women who use…
5.8
WUD in prison settings
5.9
Gender specific approach - re…
5.10
Gender specific approach - ad…
6.
Linkage to care
6.1
Linkage to care - introduction
6.2
Integrated care
6.3
Barriers to linkage
6.4
What can be done to support i…
6.5
Linkage to care - additional …
7.
Improving quality
7.1
What is quality improvement?
7.2
Quality improvement tools
8.
HIV/HCV community-based counsell…
8.1
Prison as places for public h…
8.2
Voluntary counseling and test…
8.3
Linkage to care in prison set…
8.4
Developing an exemplary inter…
8.5
Prison settings - additional …
- EMCDDA. Women who use drugs. Issues, needs, responses, challenges and implications for policy and practice. Sharon Erpa. 2017
- Illicit Drug Use in Pregnancy: An Appropriate Response. A Position Paper from the Women and Harm Reduction International Network (WHRIN) and the International Network of Women who use Drugs (INWUD), 2012
- INPUD. Addressing the specific needs of women who inject drugs – Practical guide for service providers on gender-responsive HIV Services. United Nations Office on Drug and Crime. Vienna, 2016
- Women who inject drugs and HIV: Addressing specific needs. UNODC/UN WOMEN/WHO/INPUD, 2014
- WHO. Guidelines for the identification and management of substance use and substance use disorders in pregnancy. 2014
Published: 2022