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Title
of project
ECHANGES D'INFORMATIONS
EPIDEMIOLOGIQUES
SUR LE SIDA ET L'INFECTION A
VIH EN EUROPE
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| ORGANISME
RESPONSABLE:
Nom: INSTITUT DE MEDECINE ET
D'EPIDEMIOLOGIE AFRICAINES
(Centre européen pour la Surveillance Epidémiologique
du Sida - CESES)
Adresse: CESES
Hôpital national de Saint-Maurice
14, rue du Val d'Osne
F - 94410 SAINT-MAURICE
Téléphone: +33 1 41 79-68 65/-68 00
Fax: +33 1 41 79-68 02
Personne de contact: Dr. Françoise HAMERS
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ORGANISMES
PARTENAIRES:
Le Centre travaille de façon
permanente avec un coordinateur national dans
chaque pays de l'Union Européenne.
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| DEBUT
DES TRAVAUX: 11/97 |
FIN
DES TRAVAUX: 11/98 |
OBJECTIFS
ET CONTENU DU PROJET:
L'objectif principal du programme est le développement
du système de surveillance Européen du sida et
de l'infection par le VIH. Le système permet la
collecte, l'analyse, l'interprétation et la
diffusion au niveau de l'Union Européenne et
pour chaque Etat membre, des données de
surveillance nationale. Les objectifs secondaires
ayant été développés à partir de l'activité
du programme comportent l'évaluation des méthodes
de surveillance, la détermination de la période
d'incubation et de la durée de survie du sida,
l'analyse des tendances épidémiologiques et la
réalisation de prévisions, ainsi que l'analyse
des maladies dont les caractéristiques épidémiologiques
sont associées à l'épidémie due au VIH
(tuberculose, hépatite, MST).
Site internet: http://www.eurohiv.org |
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Title
of project
EUROSURVEILLANCE: BULLETIN
EPIDEMIOLOGIQUE EUROPEEN
SUR LES MALADIES
TRANSMISSIBLES
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| ORGANISME
RESPONSABLE:
Nom: INSTITUT DE MEDECINE ET
D'EPIDEMIOLOGIE AFRICAINES
Adresse:Hôpital
national de Saint-Maurice
14, rue du Val d'Osne
F - 94410 SAINT-MAURICE
Téléphone: +33 1 43 96 65 45; +33 1 44 85
63 03
Fax: +33 1 43 96 50 81; +33 1 44 85 63 04
Personne de contact: Prof. Jean-Baptiste BRUNET
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ORGANISMES
PARTENAIRES:
- Le Centre travaille de façon
permanente avec un coordinateur national dans
chaque pays de l'Union Européenne.
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| DEBUT
DES TRAVAUX: 07/1997 |
FIN
DES TRAVAUX: 11/1998 |
OBJECTIFS
ET CONTENU DU PROJET:
Ce projet a pour objectif d'accroître, au sein
de l'Union Européenne, la circulation
d'information dans le domaine de l'épidémiologie
des maladies transmissibles, entre les systèmes
de surveillance nationaux et les personnes impliquées
dans la Santé Publique. Le projet vise également
à la publication mensuelle d'un bulletin
bilingue français-anglais réalisé par une équipe
franco-britannique en collaboration avec un comité
éditorial composé d'éditeurs de bulletins épidémiologiques
nationaux ainsi que de responsables de systèmes
de surveillance pour les pays qui ne publient pas
de bulletin. Un réseau d'experts a été
constitué pour la fourniture, l'analyse et la
validation des données à la fois nationales et
européennes. Ce bulletin est diffusé à
10.000-12.000 exemplaires et est également
accessible sur Internet: http://www.eurosurveillance.org |
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Title
of project
EPIDEMIOLOGICAL SURVEILLANCE OF
TUBERCULOSIS IN EUROPE
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| ORGANISATION:
Name: INSTITUT DE MEDECINE
ET D'EPIDEMIOLOGIE AFRICAINES
Address: CESES
Hôpital National de Saint-Maurice
14, rue du Val d'Osne
F - 94410 SAINT-MAURICE
Telephone: +33 1 41 79 68 05
Fax: +33 1 41 79 68 02
Contact person: Dr. Valérie Schwoebel
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PARTNER
ORGANISATIONS:
- Dr Jaap Veen - KNCV -
Royal Netherlands Tuberculosis Association
(NL)
other EU partners
organisations:
- Austria - Dr Jean-Paul
Klein - Bundesministerium fur Arbeit,
Gesundheit
- Belgium - Dr Maryse
Wanlin - Belgian Lung & Tuberculosis
Association BELTA
- Denmark - Dr Else Smith -
Statens Serum Institute -
- Finland - Dr Petri Ruutu
- Natioanl Public Health Institute
- France - Dr Bénédicte
Decludt - Réseau National de Santé Publique
(RNSP)
- Germany - Dr Edgar Werner
- Robert Koch Institute
- Greece - Dr Katarina
Hatzidaki - Ministry of Health and Welfare
- Ireland - Dr John Devlin
- Department of Health
- Italy - Dr Maria-Luisa
Moro - Istituto Superio di Sanita
- Luxembourg - Dr Pierrette
Huberty-Krau - Direciton de la Santé
- Portugal - Dr Antonio
Fonseca Antunes - Directorate General of
Health
- Spain - Dr Odorina Tello
Anchuela - Instituto de Salud Carlos III
- Sweden - Dr Victoria
Romanus - Swedish Intitute for Infectious
Disease Control
- United Kingdom - Dr John
Watson - PHLS Communicable Diseases
Surveillance
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| START
OF PROJECT: 10/1997 |
END
OF PROJECT: 10/1998 |
OBJECTIVES
AND CONTENTS OF THE PROJECT:
The project aims to collect, analyse, interpret
and disseminate data from national tuberculosis
notifications in each Member State of the European
Union and the countries of the European Region of
the World Health Organisation. Requirements for
pursuing this surveillance on a long term basis
were assessed, and possibility of exchanging and
disseminating other information relevant to the
epidemiology and the control of tuberculosis in
Europe were also explored. This surveillance
project intend to co-ordinate with potential EU
projects promoting the cooperation in the field of
tuberculosis surveillance, prevention and control
in Europe.
Internet site: http://www.eurotb.org |
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Title
of project
HIV INFECTION, CONTACT TRACING AND
PARTNER NOTIFICATION/
DEVELOPMENT OF A NEW MODEL
WHICH WOULD ADAPT TO THE EUROPEAN REALITY
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| ORGANISATION:
Name: USL VERONA
Address: Via Germania 20
I - 37135 VERONA
Telephone: +39 45 862 22 35
Fax: +39 45 862 22 39
Contact person: Mr Sergio LUZI
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PARTNER
ORGANISATIONS:
- Liga Portuguesa Contra a
Sida, Lisboa (P)
- Université de Paris X,
Nanterre (F)
- Institute of Advanced
Legal Studies, University of London (UK)
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| START
OF PROJECT: 09/1997 |
END
OF PROJECT: 09/1999 |
OBJECTIVES
AND CONTENTS OF THE PROJECT:
Project the aim of which is the development of a
European model of contact tracing and partner
notification which could be adapted to the
cultural and legislative realities of the
countries interested, so as to achieve the maximum
disruption of the routes of infection. The main
expected result is to break the chain of HIV
transmission.
Plan of work
- Detailed record of the
European legislation as far as partner
notification is concerned;
- workshop aiming at
comparing different models and legislation;
- implementation of an
initial model of anonymous contact tracing and
partner notification on the basis of
international experiences, which would be in
compliance with the legislation of the
different countries and adapt to their
culture;
- assessment of the degree
of index patients acceptance and compliance
with contact tracing and partner notification
procedures;
- assessment of the degree
of contact acceptance of contact tracing
procedures;
- costs/benefits analysis
on the basis of the results from contacts
screening; i.e. calculation of contact tracing
and partner notification procedure costs in
relationship with contacts turned out to be
HIV positive;
- workshop aiming at
comparing data collected and data processing
- workshop aiming at
discussing processed data and the lay-out of a
European operational protocol;
- publication and
dissemination of a European manual which
provides a study report.
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Title
of project
EUROPEAN ANTI-MICROBIAL RESISTANCE
SURVEILLANCE SYSTEM
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| ORGANISATION:
Name: NATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR
PUBLIC HEALTH AND ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
Address: Antonie van Leeuwenhoeklaan 9
NL - 3720 BA BILTHOVEN
Telephone: +31 30 274 38 58
Fax: +31 30 274 44 09
Contact person: Dr. Gijs ELZINGA
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PARTNER
ORGANISATIONS:
- NPHC, Réseau National de
Santé Publique, St. Maurice (F)
- Institut Pasteur, Paris
(F)
- Communicable Diseases
Surveillance Centre and Antibiotic Resistance
Centre of the National Institute of Health (P)
- Statens Serum Institut, København
(DK)
- National Public Health
Institute, Helsinki (FIN)
- Direction de la Santé,
Luxembourg (L)
- Robert Koch Institut
- Scientific Institute of
Public Health Louis Pasteur, Brussel (B)
- Ministry of Public Health
(IRL)
- Istituto Superiore di
Sanità, Roma (I)
- Ministerio de Sanidad y
Consumo, Madrid (E)
- Akademiska Hospital,
Uppsala (S)
- Public Health Laboratory
Service, London (UK
- Universität Wien (A)
- Ministry of Health and
Welfare, Athens (GR)
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| START
OF PROJECT: 12/1997 |
END
OF PROJECT: 12/1998 |
OBJECTIVES
AND CONTENTS OF THE PROJECT:
Long term objective
The long term objective is to reduce antimicrobial
resistance in the European Community.
Short term objective
The short term objective is to establish a
permanent initiating, facilitating and
co-ordinating structure for Antimicrobial
resistance in Europe which will enable:
- the establishment of an
‘early warning system'
- surveillance of
antimicrobial resistance in the EU, including
evaluation of currently active national and
international antimicrobial surveillance
systems, including standardisation and
validation of antimicrobial resistance
susceptibility testing, as well as the
identification of risk factors for
antimicrobial resistance.
The achievement of these
objectives will provide information for use by
local laboratories and physicians, to support both
appropriate antibiotic use and also by national
governments and European authorities in
formulating policies on antibiotic use. Electronic
data and information transfer systems (INTERNET)
will be developed in order to achieve fast
automatic analysis of accumulated data and
subsequent feedback.
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Title
of project
EPIET 3: EUROPEAN PROGRAMME FOR
INTERVENTION EPIDEMIOLOGY TRAINING
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| ORGANISATION:
Name: RESEAU NATIONAL DE
SANTE PUBLIQUE
Address: 14, rue du Val d'Osne
F - 94 415 SAINT-MAURICE
Telephone: +33 1 43 96 65 00; +33 1 43 96
66 30
Fax: +33 1 43 96 65 02; +33 1 43 96 66 16
Contact person: Prof. Jacques DRUCKER
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PARTNER
ORGANISATIONS:
- Athens School of Hygiene,
Athens (GR)
- Bundergesundheitsamt,
Berlin (D)
- Department of Health,
Dublin (IRL)
- Direction de la Santé,
Luxembourg (L)
- European Centre for the
Epidemiological Monitoring of AIDS,
Saint-Maurice (F)
- Instituto Salud Carlos
III, Centro Nacional de Epidemiologia, Madrid
(E)
- Instituut voor Hygiëne
en Epidemiologie, Brussel (B)
- Istituto Superiore di
Sanità, Roma (I)
- National Institute of
Health, Lisboa (P)
- National Institute of
Public Health and Environment Protection,
Bilthoven (NL)
- Public Health Laboratory
Service, London (UK)
- Staten Serum Institute, København
(DK)
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| START
OF PROJECT: 12/1997 |
END
OF PROJECT: 12/1999 |
OBJECTIVES
AND CONTENTS OF THE PROJECT:
Project aims to continue the European fellowship
training programme in applied epidemiological
methods for surveillance, information production,
public health action and control of infectious
diseases. The proposed programme consists of a
short-term theoretical course followed by a
long-term assignment devoted to practical
applications in national institutions, with a
mandatory period in a country different from the
country of origin of the candidate. In the
short-term, this course should provide suitable
training opportunities at identified national
institutions in charge of surveillance and control
of communicable diseases, and in medium-term, the
new human resources should develop into a European
network with similar experience to largely improve
the exchange of epidemiological information and
consolidate a network of European public health
epidemiologists
General objectives:
- To strengthen the
practices of public health, in particular in
the field of surveillance of infectious
diseases and clusters of public health
importance in EU Member States;
- To develop a European
network of public health epidemiologists with
an EU perspective, common objectives and
common methods;
- To develop a common
European response capacity to challenges in
the area of public health through enhanced
epidemiological research capabilities in the
field;
- Contribute to the
development of a true European surveillance
with a cross-BORDER=1 or even European-wide
response capacity for infectious disease or
environmental health threats in the E.U.
Educational objectives:
- After the training
epidemiologists were supposed to be able to:
- assume service
responsibilities in epidemiology;
- respond to clusters and
outbreaks of diseases;
- adequately communicate
the results of specific investigations to the
media, the decision makers and the scientific
community;
- keep the international
perspective in focus;
- influence decision makers
in public health.
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Title
of project
PRIORITISATION OF COMMUNICABLE DISEASE
SURVEILLANCE COLLABORATION
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| ORGANISATION:
Name: PHLS COMMUNICABLE
DISEASE SURVEILLANCE CENTRE
Address: 61, Colindale avenue
UK - NW9 5EQ LONDON
Telephone: +44 181 200 68 68
Fax: +44 181 200 78 68
Contact person: Dr. Christopher BARTLETT
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PARTNER
ORGANISATIONS:
- Ministry of Health,
Welfare and Social Security, Athens (GR)
- Institut d'Hygiène et
d'Epidémiologie, Bruxelles (B)
- Instituto de Salud Carlos
III, Madrid (E)
- Robert Koch Institut,
Berlin (D)
- Statens Seruminstitut, København
(DK)
- Instituto Nacional de
Saude, Lisboa (P)
- National Public Health
Institute, Helsinki (FIN)
- Department of Health,
Dublin (IRL)
- Direction de la Santé,
Luxembourg (L)
- Bundesministerium für
Gesundheit und Konsumentenschutz, Wien (A)
- Istituto Superiore di
Sanità, Roma (I)
- Swedish Institute for
Infectious Disease Control, Stockholm (S)
- Rijksinstituut voor
Volksgezondheid en Milieuhygiëne, Bilthoven
(NL)
- Réseau National de Santé
Publique, Saint-Maurice (F)
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| START
OF PROJECT: 09/1997 |
END
OF PROJECT: 02/1998 |
OBJECTIVES
AND CONTENTS OF THE PROJECT:
Project the main aims of which is to complete a
priority ranking of topics for collaboration in
the field of the surveillance of communicable
diseases between the Member States of the European
Board of National Surveillance Centres, with the
view to informing the future collaborative agenda.
Main objectives
- To undertake a consensus
exercise to determine the priority areas for
the collaboration at EU level in the field of
communicable disease surveillance, between
centres with responsibilities in communicable
disease surveillance at national levels;
- To deliver a list of
priorities based on consensus to the European
Commission.
The project uses the
knowledge and experience of national experts in a
consensus method adapted from the Delphi
technique. In this technique, consensus is reached
by means of questionnaire and feedback rounds
circulated among a group of experts; The method
retains anonimity and avoids the drawbacks of
committee settings such as domination or
coalition.
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Title
of project
EURECHINOREG: ESTABLISH MENT OF A
EUROPEAN NETWORK FOR CONCERTED SURVEILLANCE OF
ALVEOLAR ECHINOCOCCOSIS
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| ORGANISATION:
Name: SERF UNIT UNIVERSITE
DE FRANCHE-COMTE
Address: Rue Goudimel
F - 25030 BESANCON
Telephone: +33 3 81 66 50 01
Fax: +33 3 81 66 50 25
Contact person: Prof. Claude OYTANA
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PARTNER
ORGANISATIONS:
- Prof. P. S. Kern,
Infectious Diseases and Clinical Immunology
Section, University of Ulm (D)
- Dr. Thomas Römig, Dept.
of Zoology/Parasitology, University of
Hohenheim, Stuttgart (D)
- Dr. Auer, Institute of
Hygiene, University of Wien, (A)
- Prof. Y. Carlier, Dept.
of Parasitology, Université Libre de
Bruxelles, (B)
- Craig, Dept. of
Biological Sciences, University of Salford
(UK)
- Dr. A. Siracusano, Dept.
of Immunology, Istituto Superiore di Sanita,
Roma (I)
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| START
OF PROJECT: 12/1997 |
END
OF PROJECT: 12/1998 |
OBJECTIVES
AND CONTENTS OF THE PROJECT:
Project the main aim of which is to establish a
European Network for concerted surveillance of
Alveolar Echinococcosis, six countries of the
European Union will be actively involved in the
project.
Main objectives:
- To collect reliable data
on epidemiology of alveolar echinococcosis.
- To monitor the follow-up
of patients using a common European
classifications scheme.
- To create the network
resources for conducting new multicentre
therapeutic trials.
- To facilitate
international staff exchanges, training of
physicians, surgeons, PhD students and
Post-Doctoral researchers.
- To support the goals of
the WHO Working Group on Echinococcosis.
Plan of work:
As AE is a rare but lethal and long-lasting
disease, a scientifically reliable collection of
all data concerning epidemiology of AE in Europe
will be of help to delineate the real importance
of AE for Public Health in European countries and
serve as a basis for future studies on the
relationship between animal infection and human
contamination and on the clinical management of
patients. The basic tools of this pilot project
will be two computerised registers for the
collection of human epidemiological and clinical
data on the one hand, and of the animal
epidemiological and ecological data on the other
hand. The two registers (A. Human aspects; B.
Animal and environmental aspects) will be
separated into 4 sub-registers, two for French
speaking countries or regions [A. in Besançon
(F); B. in Dijon (F)] and two for German speaking
countries or regions [A. in Ulm (D); B. in
Stuttgart-Hohenheim (D)]. Data from Switzerland
will be referred to either sub-registers depending
on language and/or convenience. In every country,
sub-centres will refer cases and data to the
sub-registers according to language convenience.
All the data will be translated into English
before the French and German sub-registers. All
the data will be translated into English before
the French and German sub-registers are combined.
Mobility of young physicians, surgeons or
scientists from all teams involved in the project
will help exchanges between clinical and research
teams on the one hand, and the registers on the
other hand.
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Title
of project
QUALITÄTSMANAGEMENT FÜR DAS SAMMELN
UND VERARBEITEN VON BLUT UND DIE VERTEILUNG VON
BLUTCOMPONENTEN IN DER EUROPÄISCHEN UNION:
EIN
WEG IN DIE ZUKUNFT
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| ORGANISATION:
Name: BUNDESMINISTERIUM FÜR
ARBEIT, GESUNDHEIT UND SOZIALES
Address: Stubenring 1
A - 1010 WIEN
Telephone: +43 1 711 00
Fax: +43 1 64 00
Contact person: Dr. Gunter LIEBESWAR
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PARTNER
ORGANISATIONS:
- Partner in alle EU-Länder
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| START
OF PROJECT: 12/1997 |
END
OF PROJECT: 12/1998 |
OBJECTIVES
AND CONTENTS OF THE PROJECT:
Projekt zur Organisation und Durchführung der
Konferenz über Blut und Blutsicherheit die vom
13. bis 15. Juli 1998 in Wien stattfindet wird.
Ziele der geplanten Aktion
Es werden in diesem Bereich erforderlichen Maßnahmen
diskutiert werden, um Qualitätssicherung, GMP und
Qualitätskontrolle in Blut- und
Transfusionsmedizinischen Einrichtungen der EU
ein- bzw. durchführen.
Ein strukturierter Rahmen wird entworfen der
wesentliche, praktisch anwendbare Elemente
betreffend des Qualiätsmanagements von Blut
einschließt.
Diese werden als Beitrag zu den derzeitigen Bemühungen
der verantwortlichen Behörden in den
Mitgliedsstaaten sein, ihre Politiken betreffend
Blutsicherheit zu verbessern und die Einrichtungen
der Gemeinschaft und den Mitgliedsstaaten zu
erlauben, deren Anstrengungen in Richtung
Umsetzung der Blutstrategie für die Europäische
Union zu unterstützen. |
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Title
of project
EURO-NOPS: EUROPÄISCHES NETZWERK
DER ORGANISATIONEN FÜR MÄNNLICHE PROSTITUIERTE
UND STRASSENKINDER
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ORGANISATION:
Name: AIDS-HILFE FRANKFURT
Adresse: Frieberger Anlage 24
D - 60316 FRANKFURT
Telefon: +49 69 43 97 04
Fax: +49 69 43 80 171
Kontaktperson: M. Achim TEIPELKE |
PARTNER
ORGANISATIONEN:
- CLASH, London (UK)
- Vida, Lisboa (P)
- Bågen, Häsleholm (S)
- Subway, Berlin (D)
- Life Line Project,
Manchester (UK)
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| BEGINN
DES PROJEKTES: 12/1997 |
ENDE
DES PROJEKTES: 12/1998 |
ZIELE
UND INHALT DES PROJEKTES:
Projekt dessen Hauptziel es ist die Europäische
Kooperation der Organisation für männliche
Prostituierte und Straßenkinder zu fördern.
Ziele der geplanten Aktion
- HIV-Prävention bei
Homo-, Bi-, und Transsexuellen, männlichen
Prostituierten, und Migranten.
- Prävention von sexuell
übertragbaren Krankheiten (STD).
- Gesundheitsvorsorge und
Gesundheitsfürsorge bei Jugendlichen.
- Verbesserung der
Lebensbedingungen von männlichen
Prostituierten.
- Abbau der Diskriminierung
von HIV-Infizierten und aids-Kranken.
- (Re-) Integration in
soziale Zusammenhänge.
- Rückführungsmodelle.
- Verbesserung des
Informationsstandes innerhalb der europäischen
Organisationen.
- Förderung des
Erfahrungsaustausches zwischen den beteiligten
Projekten.
- Fort- und Weiterbildung
von professionellen Mitarbeitern.
Beschreibung der Aufgaben
- Nachfolgende Stichpunkte
geben die Bereiche wieder:
- Treffen mit verschiedenen
europäischen Projekten im Hinblick auf
Kooperation und Koordination und Arbeitsfelder
- Überblick von
europaweiten Migrationsbewegungen unter dem
Gesichtspunkt Prostitution im Rahmen von grenzüberschreitender
Leiharbeiterschaft bedingt durch
Verarmungstendenzen in wirtschaftlich
unterentwickelten Regionen Europas.
- Austausch von
klientenbezogenen Daten zwecks besserer und
zuverlässigerer Hilfeleistungen.
- Darstellung
unterschiedlicher Arbeitsansätze, sowie deren
inhaltliche Weiterentwicklung.
- Erarbeitung von
Arbeitsstandards im europäischen Verbund.
- Unterstützung und
Hilfeleistung bei arbeitsspezifischen
Problemsituationen.
- Weiter- und Fortbildung
bei arbeitsrelevanten Themen (AIDS - HIV-Prävention,
Drogen, Kriminalität, Ausstieg).
- Infopool für
medizinischen Problemen
(Geschlechtskrankheiten, durch obdachlosigkeit
bedingte Krankheiten wie TBC, AIDS).
- Infopool für
psychosoziale Probleme (Drogengebrauch,
Identitätsbildung bzw. Stabilisierung,
Gesundheitsbewustsein, Wohnungsmöglichkeiten).
- Infopool für
arbeitstechnische Probleme (Anträge,
Finanzierungen, Ämtergänge, Adressen von
Hilfesystemen).
- Sammlung und
Weiterentwicklung von Infos in den jeweiligen
Landessprachen der Klienten (kulturell
sensitive Aufklärungsarbeit z.B. Safer Sex
Infos und Broschüren).
- Rückführungsmöglichkeiten
für Klienten, Erarbeitung von individuellen
Lebensplänen, soziokulturell auf die
jeweiligen Heimatländer abgestimmt.
- Dokumentation
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Title
of project
EC CO-ORDINATION OF INFORMATION ON HIV
AND STDs
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ORGANISATION:
Name: MERCHANT NAVY WELFARE BOARD
Address: 19-21 Lancaster Gate
UK - W2 3LN LONDON
Telephone: +44 171 723 36 42
Fax: +44 171 723 36 43
Contact person:Captain David PARSONS |
PARTNER
ORGANISATIONS:
- Danish Maritime
Authority, København (DK)
- Association pour la
Gestion des Instituts Sociaux Maritimes, Paris
(F)
- Work Research Centre,
Dublin (IRL)
- Casa del Mar, Instituto
Social de la Marina, Barcelona (E)
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| START
OF PROJECT: 02/1997 |
END
OF PROJECT: 02/1998 |
OBJECTIVES
AND CONTENTS OF THE PROJECT:
Project aiming at improving the effectiveness of
AIDS-information materials provided specifically
to those seafarers visiting EC ports.
The main objectives of the project was to identify
duplication and/or gaps in existing materials and
developing/updating/adapting low cost materials
where necessary and to strengthen collaboration
between key organisations for the delivery of
information programmes to seafarers. In addition,
the project comments on and makes recommendations
to the EC for extending this collaboration to
other Member States.
Global patterns of trade and the method of
recruiting ships crews ensured that non-EC owned,
flagged and crewed ships were drawn into this
project. Many of the vessels and people will
originate from those developing countries where
HIV is greatest and prevention resources are
limited. All seafarers are absent for very long
periods of time and many countries are unlikely to
be able to target such a migratory workforce. It
is proposed that the results of this project are
used as the basis for establishing links with
relevant key organisations in countries of origin.
The purpose of this would be to extend the use of
effective materials and good practice, and
increase the capability of the linked countries to
carry out prevention work for all seafarers
visiting their ports. |
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Title
of project
ACT NOW - DEVELOPMENT OF A CULTURALLY
SENSITIVE PEER-EDUCATION PACKAGE ADRESSING HIV
(AND DRUG USE) USING APPLIED DRAMA AS AN APPROACH
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ORGANISATION:
Name: INVICTA COMMUNITY CARE NHS TRUST
Address: Blackhurst, Halls Hole Road
UK - TN2 4RG TUNBRIDGE WELLS
Telephone: +44 1892 53 91 44
Fax: +44 1892 53 55 22
Contact person: Ms Maggie DAVIES |
PARTNER
ORGANISATIONS:
- Centro Studi Investimenti
Sociali, Roma (I)
- Hellenic Society Quality
in Health Care, Athens (GR)
- IVESP, Valencia (E)
- University of Köln (D)
- Netherlands Institute for
Alcohol and Drugs, Utrecht (NL)
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| START
OF PROJECT: 10/1997 |
END
OF PROJECT: 10/1999 |
OBJECTIVES
AND CONTENTS OF THE PROJECT:
Project aiming at developing a culturally
sensitive education package addressing HIV (and
drug use) using applied drama as an approach.
Main objectives
- To gain an overview of
HIV education in participating Member
States' prisons.
- To conduct a survey of
perceived needs in respect of HIV education
issues in prison to inform the development of
a resource.
- To produce a culturally
appropriate European training pack/video on
HIV in prisons in 6 Member States.
- To develop existing
successful UK package for use in other EU
Member States.
- To use applied drama as
an approach to tackling HIV education in
prisons.
- To leave each pilot
prison with a core group of prisoner peer
educators.
- To disseminate training
pack in participating countries.
- To establish links
between prisons and health educators.
- To produce a report on
needs assessment element, development of an
evaluation tool, formation and use of the
pack.
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Title
of project
ETUDE DE FAISABILITE D'UNE ENQUETE
MULTICENTRIQUE DANS TROIS VILLES D'EUROPE DU SUD
PORTANT SUR LES CARACTERISTIQUES ET SUR LA
MORBIDITE AUX HEPATITES ET AU VIH DES USAGERS DE
DROGUE EN VUE DE LA DEFINITION D'UN RESEAU
D'EXPERTS
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ORGANISME
RESPONSABLE:
Nom: ASSOCIATION MEDITERRANEENNE DE PREVENTION DES
TOXICOMANIES
Adresse: 19, rue de la République
F - 13002 MARSEILLE
Téléphone: +33 4 91 56 08 40
Fax: +33 4 91 90 09 32
Personne de contact: M. Jean-Victor CORDONNIER |
ORGANISMES
PARTENAIRES:
- Servicio d'Atencio
Prevencio Sociosanitaria per a Drogadependens,
Barcelona (E)
- Servizio
Tossicodipendenza, Genova (I)
- Service d'intervention
communautaire en toxicomanies et sida, Dundee
(UK)
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| DEBUT
DES TRAVAUX: 07/1997 |
FIN
DES TRAVAUX: 01/1999 |
OBJECTIFS
ET CONTENU DU PROJET:
Projet visant à étudier la faisabilité d'une
enquête multicentrique dans 3 villes d'Europe
du sud portant sur les caractéristiques
sanitaires et sur la morbidité aux hépatites et
au VIH des usagers de drogue, en vue de la définition
d'un réseau d'experts.
Objectifs:
- Collecter et comparer
dans trois villes portuaires d'Europe du Sud
(Marseille, Barcelone, Gènes) les données
sociodémographiques, de séroprévalence et
de co-morbidité caractérisant les usagers de
drogues par voie injectable fréquentant les
dispensaires de vie (centres d'accueil spécialisés
sans hébergement ciblant plus particulièrement
des usagers de drogues désinsérés et
n'exigeant pas de leur part un engagement
dans une démarche d'arrêt de prise de
produit)à et les comparer avec celles émanant
des dispositifs équivalents implantés dans
un port de l'Europe du Nord: Dundee qui
tient lieu de "cas témoin".
- Situer les populations
d'usagers de drogues utilisatrices de
structures d'accueil à "bas
seuil" par rapport aux populations fréquentant
les centres de soins spécialisés
conventionnels. Chaque pays sera représenté
per un organisme spécialisé dans la prévention
et le soin de la toxicomanie disposant à la
fois d'une structure à bas seuil
d'exigence et d'une structure classique de
consultation.
- Rassembler les
intervenants spécialisés dans le domaine de
la toxicomanie de l'Europe du Sud en vue de
définir des outils d'objectivation de la
situation sanitaire des usagers de drogues les
plus marginalisés.
- Définir les conditions
de faisabilité de stratégies de réduction
des risques de contamination au VIH et aux hépatites
et de co-morbidité associées, adaptées aux
usagers de drogues utilisateurs des structures
"bas seuil" et utilisables par les
intervenants spécialisés en toxicomanie.
- Organiser un séminaire
de synthèse en vue de la diffusion des résultats
en Europe.
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Title
of project
EURO-BND: PREVENTION DU SIDA ET DES
HEPATITES PAR LES PAIRS EN MILIEU TOXICOMANE -
BOULE DE NEIGE
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ORGANISME
RESPONSABLE:
Nom: MODUS VIVENDI A.S.B.L.
Adresse: 51, rue de Haerne
B - 1040 BRUXELLES
Téléphone: +32 2 644 22 00
Fax: +32 2 644 21 81
Personne de contact: Mme Hélène BERTRAND |
ORGANISMES
PARTENAIRES:
- Association Ruptures,
Lyon (F)
- AIDES Dauphiné, Grenoble
(F)
- Organ Tecnic
Drogodependencias, Departamento Sanidad y
Seguridad Social, Generalitat Catalunya,
Barcelona (E)
- Grupo Interdisciplinar
sobre Drogas, Madrid (E)
- Gruppo Abele, Torino (I)
- Daphni Hospital, Athène
(GR)
- Hellenic Centre for the
Control of AIDS and STDs, Athène (GR)
- Aristote University,
Dept. of Psychiatry, Thessaloniki (GR)
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| DEBUT
DES TRAVAUX: 09/1997 |
FIN
DES TRAVAUX: 11/1998 |
OBJECTIFS
ET CONTENU DU PROJET:
Projet de prévention du sida et des hépatites
par les pairs en milieu toxicomane.
- Réduire la dissémination
des virus du sida et des hépatites auprès
des usagers de drogues au niveau local, sur
base d'une participation active des usagers
de drogues.
- Favoriser la prise de
conscience par les intervenants du secteur spécialisé
en toxicomanie de la nécessité d'intégrer
dans la prise en charge, des objectifs de réduction
des risques et d'éducation à la santé.
- Favoriser le transfert de
la méthodologie et les échanges d'expériences
entre institutions, intervenants de terrain et
usagers de drogues dans des pays et des
contextes socio-culturels et politiques différents.
- Réaliser à l'issue de
ce projet pilote un manuel méthodologique
"européen" qui permette à
d'autres équipes d'utiliser la méthode
Boule de Neige en l'adaptant à leur
contexte.
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|
Title
of project
SOCIO-SEXUAL INVESTIGATION OF GAY MEN
AND AIDS (FINNSIGMA)
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ORGANISATION:
Name: FINNISH AIDS COUNCIL
Address: Hietanimenkatu
FIN - 00100 HELSINKI
Telephone: +358 9 454 20 70
Fax: +358 9 454 20 760
Contact person: Ms Hannele LEHTIKUUSI |
PARTNER
ORGANISATIONS:
- University of Essex,
Dept. of Sociology, Colchester (UK)
- Göteborg University,
Dept. of Social Work, Göteborg (S)
- RFSL HIVKansliet,
Stockholm (S)
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| START
OF PROJECT: 08/1997 |
END
OF PROJECT: 08/1998 |
OBJECTIVES
AND CONTENTS OF THE PROJECT:
International survey on the social and sexual
lifestyles in Finland, Sweden and England. Main
objectives: The main objectives of the project are
to describe the sexual behaviour and the social
and sexual lifestyles of men who have sex with
men, gay and bisexual and other men who have sex
with men, whether gay- or non non-gay-identified.
The project has a particular current
epidemiological importance in working against the
spread of the HIV infection. the goal is also
assess the state of knowledge of safer sex and
adhere to its principles. |
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|
Title
of project
RESEAU DE RECHERCHE EUROPEEN SUR LES
INFECTIONS A VIH/SIDA ET LES HEPATITES VIRALES EN
MILIEU CARCERAL: SURVEILLANCE EPIDEMIOLOGIQUE ET
OBSERVATION DES COMPORTEMENTS A RISQUE
|
ORGANISME
RESPONSABLE:
Nom: OBSERVATOIRE REGIONAL DE LA SANTE - PROVENCE,
ALPES, CÔTE D'AZUR Adresse: 23, rue
Stanislas Torrents
F - 13006 MARSEILLE
Téléphone: +33 4 91 37 48 24
Fax: +33 4 91 37 11 75
Personne de contact: Dr. Michel ROTILY |
ORGANISMES
PARTENAIRES:
- Wissenschaftliches
Institut der Ärzyte Deutschlands, Bonn (D)
- Department for Social
Medicine, Karolinska Institutet, Stockholm (S)
- Institute of Public
Health, University Forvie Site, Cambridge (UK)
- Netherlands Institute for
Alcohol and Drugs, Utrecht (NL)
- ARECS, Milano (I)
- Ministry of Justice,
Prison Dept., Helsinki (FIN)
- National Committee on
AIDS, Lisboa (P)
- Asociación SARE,
Pamplona (E)
- Prisoners Resource
Service, London (UK)
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| DEBUT
DES TRAVAUX: 01/1997 |
FIN
DES TRAVAUX: 03/1998 |
OBJECTIFS
ET CONTENU DU PROJET:
Continuation d'un projet permettant la mise en
place d'un réseau européen pour la prévention
de l'infection à VIH et de l'hépatite virale
dans les prisons au moyen de la surveillance épidémiologique
et de l'observation des comportements à risque.
Objectifs:
- Collecter, comparer et
diffuser les données sur l'épidémiologie
et la prévention du VIH/sida et des hépatites
virales en milieu carcéral de la Communauté
européenne;
- mise en place d'outils
communs pour la surveillance épidémiologique
et l'observation des comportements dans les
prisons de la Communauté européenne;
- mise en place d'une
stratégie en vue de réduire les risques de
contamination;
- formuler les
recommandations pour lutter contre le VIH/sida
et les hépatites virales destinées aux
personnes infectées ou non.
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|
|
Title
of project
EUROPÄISCHES NETZWERK ZUR HIV-PRÄVENTION
IM STRAFVOLLZUG
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ORGANISATION:
Name: WISSENSCHAFTLICHES INSTITUT DER ÄRZTE
DEUTSCHLANDS
Adresse: Godesberger Allee 54
D - 53115 BONN
Telefon: +49 228 810 41 72
Fax: +49 228 810 41 55
Kontaktperson: Dr. Caren WEILANDT |
PARTNER
ORGANISATIONEN:
- Observatoire Régional de
la Santé - Provence, Alpes, Côte d'Azur,
Marseille (F)
- The Cranstoun project,
London (UK)
- AIDS & Mobility,
Woerden (NL)
- Migrations Santé, Paris
(F)
- Department of Immunology,
Churchill Hospital, Oxford (UK)
- Institute of Public
Health, University Forvie Site, Cambridge (UK)
- Scottish Centre for
Infection and Environmental Health, Ruchill
Hospital, Glasgow (UK)
- Direzione Sanitaria
Servizio 2, Unità Socio Sanitaria 75/1,
Milano (I)
- Provveditoriato agli
Studi di Milano, Ufficio Aggiornamento et
Interventi Educativi, Sezione Educazione alla
Salute, Milano (I)
- Department for Social
Medicine, Karolinska Institutet, Stockholm (S)
- Fédération AIDES, Paris
and the Fédération AIDES, Provence (F)
- First Community Health,
Chadsmoor Cannock (UK)
- Nationale Commissie
AIDS-Bestrijding, Amsterdam (NL)
- Netherlands Institute for
Alcohol and Drugs, Utrecht (NL)
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| BEGINN
DES PROJEKTES: 01/1997 |
ENDE
DES PROJEKTES: 03/1998 |
ZIELE
UND INHALT DES PROJEKTES:
Projekts dessen Hauptziele die Fortführung,
Ausbau und Erweiterung der Aktivitäten des
"European Network on HIV prevention in
prison" unter Einbeziehung aller europäischen
Mitgliedländer, sind.
Ziele:
- Sammlung und Vergleich
von Daten zu HIV/Aids-Infektion und Prävention
im Strafvollzug in den 15 europäischen
Mitgliedstaaten.
- Zusammenführung der
europäischen Partner um gemeinsame
Instrumente für ein anonymes
epidemiologisches Monitoring System (HIV und
Hepatitis) sowie die Beobachtung von
HIV-Bezogenen Risikoverhalten im europäischen
Strafvollzug zu entwickeln und zu
implementieren.
- Förderung des
Informations- und Erfahrungsaustauschs
innerhalb der Europäischen Union bezüglich
HIV-Prävention im Strafvollzug durch:
Organisation und Durchführung
einer internationalen Konferenz in Deutschland.
Aufbau einer europäischen Projektdatenbank sowie
einer Sammlung von Präventionsmaterialien für
Strafgefangene und Justizvollzugspersonal.
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|
Title
of project
ANALYSIS OF BORDER ISSUES WITH
REGARD TO HIV/AIDS/STDs AND DEVELOPMENT OF
CO-OPERATIVE BORDER-CROSSING METHODS OF PREVENTION
- THE UMBRELLA PROJECT
|
ORGANISATION:
Name: SOZIALPÄDAGOGISCHES INSTITUT BERLIN
Address: Stresemannstr. 30
D - 10963 BERLIN
Telephone: +49 30 25 21 210; +49 30 25 21 619
Fax: +49 30 25 16 094
Contact person: Prof. Dr. Wolfgang HECKMANN |
PARTNER
ORGANISATIONS:
- The Diaconess Institute,
Helsinki (FIN)
- AIDS-Information and
Support Centre, Tallinn (EST)
- Bella Donna,
Frankfurt/Oder (D)
- Mandragora, Slubice (POL)
- Servizio
Tossicodipendenze, Gorizia (I)
- Regional Institute of
Public Health, Koper (SLO)
- Hellenic Centre for the
Control of AIDS and STD's
- Comissao para a igualdade
e para os direitos das Mulheres,
- Servicio Galego de
Igualdade, Santiago de Compostela (E)
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| START
OF PROJECT: 10/1997 |
END
OF PROJECT: 10/1998 |
OBJECTIVES
AND CONTENTS OF THE PROJECT:
Project aiming to analyse Border issues with
regard to HIV/AIDS, STDs and to develop
co-operative, border-crossing methods of
prevention. Issues relating to HIV transmission
are visible and are issues of public awareness and
discussion at several borders within the EU and
even more along the borders of the EU Member
States and the newly independent states of Central
and Eastern Europe. Measures responding to these
situations are rare. It is thus of interest for
the EU Member States to assess the situation in
Europe as a whole, to identify examples of good
practice, to create guidelines for reacting to
this situation and to develop bordercrossing
methods of prevention, to create new projects and
to evaluate them. A growing number of experts
working on the grass root level along the European
borders used the experience of SPI BERLIN as a
basis for planning and development of BORDER=1
crossing prevention activities. Pilot projects at
the borders of the countries involved were
developed and examples of good practice were
analysed.
In the second phase of the Umbrella Project, the
main task is to disseminate the experience of the
pilot project into various border regions
throughout Europe and to evaluate the use of the
methodology of border crossing social work in
these regions. |
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|
Title
of project
PREVENTION OF HIV/AIDS/STDs AND OTHER
TRANSMISSIBLE DISEASES IN PROSTITUTES WORKING
AROUND THE BORDER BETWEEN SPAIN AND PORTUGAL
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ORGANISATION:
Name: ADMINISTRAÇAO REGIONAL DE SAUDE DO NORTE
Address: Rua Santa Catarina 1288
P - 4200 PORTO
Telephone: +351 2 550 98 17
Fax: +351 2 550 98 15
Contact person: M. Mario SILVA |
PARTNER
ORGANISATIONS:
- Dirección Xeral Saúde Pública
,Galicia (ES)
- Servicio Galego de
Promoción da Igualdade do Home e da Muller,
Galicia (ES)
- Alecrim, Galicia (ES)
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| START
OF PROJECT: 10/1997 |
END
OF PROJECT: 10/1998 |
OBJECTIVES
AND CONTENTS OF THE PROJECT:
The Commission will support a project which main
aim is the prevention of HIV/AIDS, STDs and other
communicable diseases among prostitutes working
around the border, between Spain (Galicia) and the
North of Portugal.
Main objectives
Primary and secondary prevention of HIV/AIDS, STDs
and other transmissible diseases among prostitutes
working around the BORDER=1 between Spain
(Galicia) and the Northern region of Portugal
(creation of a network of health promotion agents
- provision of preventive means, condoms,
injection material, and training in basic skills
to use them correctly ).
- To facilitate and promote
health and social care (to establish a
protocol to refer to and make use of the
available health and social services).
- To inform male sexual
partners about prevention on AIDS and STDs.
- To create a database with
epidemiological information about this group.
- To share and interchange
information, experiences and methodology
between the Spanish and the Portuguese
professionals.
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|
|
Title
of project
COMPARATIVE SURVEY ON HIV/AIDS RISK
BEHAVIOUR IN A POPULATION OF YOUNG MARGINALISED
PEOPLE IN THREE SOUTHERN EUROPEAN CITIES
|
ORGANISATION:
Name: CARITAS DIOCESANA DI ROMA
Address: Piazza San Giovanni in Laterano 6A
I - 00184 ROMA
Telephone: +39 6 988 64 24; +39 6 988 61 05
Fax: +39 6 988 61 25; +39 6 988 64 89
Contact person: Dott. Claudio CECCHINI |
PARTNER
ORGANISATIONS:
- Fundación Anti-Sida España,
Madrid (E)
- Caritas Hellas, Athens
(GR)
|
| START
OF PROJECT: 08/1997 |
END
OF PROJECT: 08/1998 |
OBJECTIVES
AND CONTENTS OF THE PROJECT:
Project the main aims of which is make a
comparative survey on HIV/AIDS risk behaviours in
a population of young marginalised people in three
southern European cities.
Main Objectives:
The main objective of the project is to provide a
survey of HIV/AIDS drug or sex related risk
behaviours (unprotected sexual intercourses, drug
use, needles exchange, ....) in a sample of young
marginalised people (homeless, unemployed, those
suffering hardship) in three great southern
European cities (Rome, Madrid, Athens). These
people are "distant" from services and
difficult to reach for information/prevention
campaigns; they're supposed to adopt HIV/AIDS
risk behaviours as they try to overcome economical
needs through illegal activities (drug pushing,
often involving addiction too, prostitution). The
research is therefore aimed at inquiring their:
- HIV/AIDS and STD's risk
behaviours, and their motivation (as related
to social and personal condition);
- knowledge about such
diseases' ways of transmission and
preventive measures.
This survey, comparing
different situation in three EU countries, will be
helpful in planning and evaluating specific
prevention programmes targeting young people.
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|
|
Title
of project
ENMP - EUROPEAN NETWORK MALE PROSTITUTION
|
ORGANISATION:
Name:AMSTERDAMS OECUMENISCH CENTRUM (AMOC)
Address: Stadhouderskade 159
NL - 1074 BC AMSTERDAM
Telephone: +31 20 672 11 92
Fax: +31 20 671 96 94
Contact person: Ms Ingeborg SCHLUSEMANN |
PARTNER
ORGANISATIONS:
- Streetwork, Wien (A)
- Adzon, Brussel (B)
- Basisproject, Hamburg (D)
- Streetwise Youth, London
(UK)
- PAF, København (DK)
- ARAS, Bukarest (ROM)
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| START
OF PROJECT: 09/1997 |
END
OF PROJECT: 09/1999 |
OBJECTIVES
AND CONTENTS OF THE PROJECT:
Project the main aim of which is to create a
European network on HIV prevention as regards male
prostitution.
- To develop a network of
organisations in the Member States and East
Europe that work in the field of HIV/STD
prevention for male sex workers. The network
starts with organisations from Germany,
Belgium, Denmark, United Kingdom, Austria,
Rumania and The Netherlands, and invites
during this initial stage other organisations,
also from other countries, to become members.
The network will take advantage of the
infrastructure of Europap.
- To develop a European
resource book with information about the
different organisations, their aims and
(medical) services for the target group as
well as an analysis of the legal and cultural
situation regarding male prostitution and
homosexuality.
- To facilitate the
repatriation of migrant male sex workers to
the native country.
- To exchange experience
and knowledge concerning strategies and
methodology of HIV/STD prevention and to
stimulate mutual support through bilateral
visits.
- To develop a travel guide
with information reference addresses for male
sex workers.
Amsterdam is the
co-ordination centre for the network, responsible
for the organisation of the exchange programme to
maintain and expand the network. It is also be
responsible for producing the resource book and
travel guide. All the organisations will have a
local co-ordinator who stays in contact with the
network for the practical exchange, organisation
of the visits and provides the material for the
travel guide and the resource book.
- Preparation of first
meeting, documentation of material and
experience, structuring the network.
- First meeting, mutual
introduction, analysis of situation the
various countries, description of plan of
action.
- Gathering of material for
country report of the national situation,
organising visits, making an inventory of
existing material and methodology, development
of proposals for travel guide and resource
book, preparation of second meeting.
- Second general meeting:
Presentation of proposed resource book and
travel guide, discussion on central topics and
issues with regard to HIV/STD prevention for
this target group, discussion on extension of
network with new members.
- Drafting reports of the
meeting, to work on outcome and resolutions of
the meeting.
- Developing contact and
formal membership of new partners, preparation
of third meeting with all project members.
- Third general meeting,
discussion on the structure of the network in
the future, to integrate new members in all
aspects of the network, to set up an editing
group for the travel guide and the resource
book, making bilateral visits.
- Finishing the country
reports, travel guide, resource book.
- Last general meeting to
discuss topics: East - west relation, north -
south relation, legal and cultural aspects,
co-operation with other local and national
service providers, to set up a practical
system of collaboration and reference.
- Finishing the production
of the resource book (including country
reports), travel guide, activities to sustain
the network for the future; formal
presentation of the products.
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|
|
Title
of project
PROGRAMME OF EVALUATION ON HIV/AIDS
PREVENTION TARGETING HOMOSEXUALLY ACTIVE MEN IN
THE EUROPEAN UNION BY A NETWORK OF EUROPEAN
HOMOSEXUAL ORGANISATIONS
|
ORGANISATION:
Name: COGAM COLECTIVO DE GAIS Y LESBIANAS DE
MADRID
Address: 37, C/. Fuencarral
E - 28004 MADRID
Telephone: +34 1 522 45 17; +34 1 523 00 70
Fax: +34 1 522 45 17
Contact person: M. Pedro GONZALEZ ZEROLO |
PARTNER
ORGANISATIONS:
- AIDS-Hilfe, Wien (A)
- OADZ/HOSI-Wien (A)
- Ex Aequo, Bruxelles (B)
- AIDS Team Vlaanderen,
Antwerpen (B)
- Stop AIDS Kampagnen, København
(DK)
- UNAIDS, Regional Office
for Europe, København (DK)
- SNEG, Paris (F)
- AIDES, Paris (F)
- Agence Française de
Lutte contre le sida, Paris (F)
- David et Jonathan, Paris
(F)
- Deutsche AIDS-Hilfe,
Berlin (D)
- Nexus Research, Dublin
(IRL)
- Arci Gay, Bologna (I)
- Aidsberodung-Croix Rouge,
Luxembourg (L)
- ILGA-Portugal, Lisboa (P)
- CGL, Barcelona (E)
- Plan Nacional sobre el
sida, Madrid (E)
- RFSL, Stockholm (S)
- AIDS-Hilfe Schweiz, Zürich
(CH)
- MCAP, Rotterdam (NL)
- Trimbos Institute,
Utrecht (NL)
- Stichting AIDS Fonds,
Amsterdam (NL)
- SAD-Schorestichting,
Amsterdam (NL)
- Camden & Islington
Community Health Services NHS Trust, London
(UK)
- GMFA, London (UK)
- Terrence Higgins Trust,
London (UK)
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| START
OF PROJECT: 12/1997 |
END
OF PROJECT: 12/1998 |
OBJECTIVES
AND CONTENTS OF THE PROJECT:
Project the aim of which is to evaluate HIV/AIDS
prevention targeting homosexually active men in
the European Union by a network of European
homosexual organisations.
Main objectives:
- to help preventing HIV
infection amongst homosexually active men in
Europe, by developing a supranational
evaluation programme;
- to identify the gaps in
the priorities in current HIV/AIDS prevention
and develop research & development in
response to these, including pilot projects in
Member States, in order to minimise the
epidemic;
- to help focusing
effective European HIV/AIDS prevention
campaigns aimed to the homosexual population;
- to establish a network of
European homosexual organisations to exchange
experience and information on HIV/AIDS
prevention.
|
|
|
Title
of project
Research about lifestyles among
socially excluded illegal drug users at HIV/AIDS
risk
|
ORGANISATION:
Name: ESCUELA ANDALUZA DE SALUD PUBLICA
Address: Campus Universitario de Cartuja
E - 18080 GRANADA
Telephone: +34 58 161 044
Fax: +34 58 161 142
Contact person: Dr. Francisco Javier CATALA
VILLANUEVA |
PARTNER
ORGANISATIONS:
- Asociación Hogar - 20,
Granada (E)
- Association for
prevention of addiction, London (UK)
- Centro sperimentale per
l'educazione sanitaria, Perugia (I)
- Positivo, Grupos de Apoio
e Autoajuda, Liboa (P)
|
| START
OF PROJECT: 12/1997 |
END
OF PROJECT: 12/1998 |
OBJECTIVES
AND CONTENTS OF THE PROJECT:
Project aiming at performing a research about
lifestyles among socially excluded illegal drug
users at HIV/AIDS risk.
Main objectives
- To know the lifestyle of
socially excluded illegal drug users at risk
for HIV/AIDS in order to be in the position to
design interventions adapted to this
population and aimed at preventing and
reducing the effects of HIV/AIDS and other
problems (drug addiction, working, legal,
social and family problems;
- to initiate HIV/AIDS
prevention activities and inform about the
social and health resources available, taking
advantage of the contact with the target
population required in objective A.
Specific objectives:
- To determine the level of
knowledge, behaviour and attitudes concerning
HIV/AIDS;
- to determine the
behaviour and attitudes concerning illegal
drug use;
- to know their health
situation concerning HIV/AIDS and other
diseases;
- to know to what extent
they have access to social and health
services;
- to know their income
sources;
- to know their social and
family situation;
- to recruit and train
members from the target population so that
they can distribute the questionnaire and act
as "health agents";
- to offer the target
population information abouot HIV/AIDS and the
social and health resources available;
- to offer HIV/AIDS
prevention instruments (injection kits and
condoms).
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|
|
Title
of project
INSIGHT
|
ORGANISATION:
Name: VALENCIAN ASSOCIATION AGAINST AIDS
Address: C./Cuba 61 bajo izq.
E - 46006 VALENCIA
Telephone: +34 6 380 07 37
Fax: +34 6 380 07 37
Contact person: M. Frederic LOPEZ CASTELLÓ |
PARTNER
ORGANISATIONS:
- Alternativa Positiva,
Lisboa (P)
- Lega Italiana per la
Lotta contro l'AIDS Lazio, Roma (I)
|
| START
OF PROJECT: 01/1997 |
END
OF PROJECT: 04/1999 |
OBJECTIVES
AND CONTENTS OF THE PROJECT:
Project the main aim of which is to understand the
reality of the HIV positive women and support them
in their needs.
Main objectives:
- To identify the problems
met by HIV positive women through:
- the collection of
documentation on most recent research,
the study of the general state of health
of HIV positive women participating to
this project,
the analysis of the correlation between
quality of life and the general state of
health,
- To reach for a better
doctor-patient relationship by:
- training HIV positive
women in communication skills,
organising contacts between the health
professionals and the organizers of the
project.
- To inform and support the
HIV positive women through a number of
interventions such as:
- giving psycho-social
support,
offering information on the most recent
research so as to allow a better
self-care,
organising self-care activities,
offering education in nutrition and
physical exercise,
creating a meeting place where HIV
positive women may share their emotions
and experience,
offering complementary holistic support.
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|
|
Title
of project
WOMEN'S AIDS KNOW-HOW
|
ORGANISATION:
Name: CENTRO SPERIMENTALE PER L'EDUCAZIONE
SANITARIA
Address: Via delle Cove 8
I - 06126 PERUGIA
Telephone: +39 75 573 09 46; +39 75 572 83 77
Fax: +39 75 573 09 46
Contact person: Prof. Lamberto BRIZIARELLI |
PARTNER
ORGANISATIONS:
- Escuela Andaluza de Salud
Publica, Granada (E)
- Institute of Social and
Preventive Medicine, Athens (GR)
|
| START
OF PROJECT: 09/1997 |
END
OF PROJECT: 09/1998 |
OBJECTIVES
AND CONTENTS OF THE PROJECT:
Project the main aim of which is to develop and
extend the preventive strategies for the HIV
infection in the European Union, specifically
aimed at young adolescent, young and middle aged
women (15 - 45 year age group) belonging to the
so-called general population.
Main objectives and plan of work Phase I
- Production of a ‘map'
of institutions and non-governmental
organisations working within the European
Union having carried out research activities
on knowledge, attitudes, behaviours, and
information/prevention actions aimed at the
following target groups: adolescent and young
and middle aged women.
- Creation and activation
of a data-base that will be the basis for the
development of a European Observatory to act
as an interactive agent and reference point
for institutions and non-governmental
organisations working in Europe. First draft
of a ‘reference manual'.
Phase II Realisation of a
European seminar with the participation of
responsible from institutions and non-governmental
organisations working in the field of AIDS in
Europe to elaborate common reference guide-lines
in the area of information and prevention actions,
evaluation of interventions and production of
informative materials. Phase III Final draft and
circulation of a ‘reference manual' for the
development and extension of specific preventive
strategies in the Member States of the European
Union. Edition and circulation of a ‘reference
manual', containing the collected data,
systematised by area, type of action and target
group, with a ‘map' of the resources present
in Europe and with the guide-lines that have
emerged from the European Seminar.
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|
|
Title
of project
2EME CONFERENCE EUROPEENNE
SUR LE SIDA EN EUROPE:
LES ASPECTS SOCIAUX ET
COMPORTEMENTAUX
|
ORGANISME
RESPONSABLE:
Nom: AGENCE NATIONALE DE RECHERCHE SUR LE SIDA
Adresse: 66 bis, av. Jean Moulin
F - 75014 PARIS
Téléphone: +33 1 44 12 26 24; +33 1 44 12 26
00
Fax: +33 1 44 12 26 17; +33 1 44 12 26 01
Personne de contact: Prof. Jean-Paul LEVY |
ORGANISMES
PARTENAIRES:
- Facultés Universitaires
Saint Louis
Bruxelles (B)
- Universidad del País
Vasco San Sebastian (E)
- Robert Koch Institut,
Berlin (D)
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| DEBUT
DES TRAVAUX: 01/1997 |
FIN
DES TRAVAUX: 04/1998 |
OBJECTIFS
ET CONTENU DU PROJET:
Organisation de la 2ème conférence sur "Le
Sida en Europe: les aspects sociaux et
comportementaux", Paris, Janvier 1998.
Objectifs:
- Renforcer l'échange
entre chercheurs engagés dans des travaux sur
les dimensions sociales et psychosociales du
sida dans les pays européens.
- Actualiser le bilan de la
recherche dans le domaine des Sciences de
l'Homme et de la Société, à la fois en
terme de problématiques, de méthodes et de résultats,
et d'applications.
- Favoriser le transfert de
connaissances auprès des acteurs de la lutte
contre le sida et l'échange avec les
chercheurs dans les disciplines biomédicales.
- Poursuivre la coopération
internationale dans le but d'identifier les
domaines de recherche prioritaires utiles à
la lutte contre le sida, et à favoriser la
mise en oeuvre de projets de recherche
communs.
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|
|
Title
of project
PROJECT FOR THE REALIZATION OF A DATA
BASE FOR THE EUROPEAN AIDS HELPLINES
|
| ORGANISATION:
Name: ISTITUTO SUPERIORE DI
SANITÀ
Address: V.le Regina Elena, 299
I - 00161 ROMA
Telephone: +39 49 90 21 68
Fax: +39 49 38 42 10
Contact person: Prof. Aurelia SARGENTINI
|
ORGANISMES
PARTENAIRES:
- Sida Info Service, Paris
(F)
- Act Together, Bruxelles
(B)
- AIDS Berodung, Luxembourg
(L)
- AIDS Danisma Merkesi,
Berlin (D)
- AIDS-Hilfe Köln (D)
- AIDS-Hilfe Leipzig (D)
- AIDS Infolijn, Amsterdam
(NL)
- AIDS Jouren, Noah's
ArK, Stockholm (S)
- AIDS Linien, København
(DK)
- Berliner AIDS-Hilfe (D)
- Fundación Anti Sida,
Madrid (E)
- Hotline AIDS, Barcelona
(E)
- National AIDS Helpline,
Glasgow (UK)
- Sos Sida, Lisboa (P)
- Telefono Verde, Roma (I)
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| DEBUT
DES TRAVAUX: 06/1997 |
FIN
DES TRAVAUX: 06/1999 |
OBJECTIVES
AND CONTENTS OF THE PROJECT:
Project aiming at the realisation of a database
for the European AIDS Help-lines.
Main aims:
- Setting up of a
computerised information database available to
the help-lines which belong to the network and
partially also to the Internet users
interested in HIV and AIDS.
- Intercommunication among
the European help-lines.
- Establishment of a
base-line in order to share the data regarding
the European users.
Furthermore, and integrated
analysis of all data will allow to draw up an
annual report on all the help-lines and their
users, in order to set up a guidelines both for
help-lines organisation and operators training, as
well as to identify any lack of information among
users on specific targets to be used for more
effective information campaigns.
|
|
|
Title
of project
PUBLICATION ET DISTRIBUTION DE LA
BROCHURE "SIDA:
LES FAITS, L'ESPOIR"
DANS LES LANGUES EUROPEENNES
|
| ORGANISME
RESPONSABLE:
Nom: MED EDITION
Adresse: 4/16 Impasse Prudhon
F - 94200 IVRY SUR SEINE
Téléphone: +33 1 42 17 71 20; +33 1 42 17
71 21
Fax: +33 1 42 17 71 22
Personne de contact:
Prof. Saad KHOURY
|
ORGANISMES
PARTENAIRES:
- Bernhard Nocht Institut,
Hamburg (D)
- St Mary's Hospital
Medical School, London (UK)
- Université de Copenhague
(DK)
- Hospital Universitari
Germans Trias, Barcelona (E)
- Institute of Medical
Technology, Tampere (FIN)
- Athens School of Hygiene,
Athènes (GR)
- Municipal Health Centre,
Amsterdam (NL)
- Ospedale San Raffaele,
Milano (I)
- Universidade Lisboa (P)
- International AIDS
Society, Stockholm (S)
|
| DEBUT
DES TRAVAUX: 03/1997 |
FIN
DES TRAVAUX: 07/1997 |
OBJECTIFS
ET CONTENU DU PROJET:
L'objectif est de publier et de distribuer la
brochure "Sida, les faits, l'espoir"
dans les langues suivantes:
Allemand, Espagnol, Grec, Portugais, Anglais,
Finnois, Italien, Suédois, Danois, Français, Néerlandais.
Plan de travail:
- Impression de la brochure
"Sida, les faits, l'espoir" dans
les langues susmentionnées.
- Distribution par la poste
de 10.000 brochures dans les Etats membres.
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|
|
Title
of project
PREVENTION A LA CARTE
|
| ORGANISME
RESPONSABLE:
Nom:ASSOCIATION DE RECHERCHE
EUROPEENNE POUR LA MEDECINE INFORMATIQUE
INTERACTIVE
Adresse: Rue Paul Lelong 27
F - 75002 PARIS
Téléphone: +33 1 40 45 05 23; +33 1 42 61
33 03
Fax: +33 1 42 61 33 02
Personne de contact: Dr Marc SHELLY
|
ORGANISMES
PARTENAIRES:
- Agence de Prévention du
Sida de la Communauté Française de Belgique,
Bruxelles (B)
|
| DEBUT
DES TRAVAUX: 07/1997 |
FIN
DES TRAVAUX: 07/1999 |
OBJECTIFS
ET CONTENU DU PROJET:
Projet pilote de prévention du VIH/sida destiné
au développement et à la finalisation d'un
outil interactif de communication,
sensibilisation, information et d'éducation à
la santé et simultanément d'investigation et
d'évaluation, orienté selon un axe de prévention
primaire et secondaire à la fois vers le grand
public, notamment les jeunes, et les groupes les
plus exposés.
Objectifs:
Mise en place du dispositif en France puis en
Belgique au sein d'un réseau de plusieurs sites
de proximité accueillant des jeunes de niveaux
socio-éducatifs contrastés et de parcours
multiples, a priori exposés à des risques hétérogènes
(sexuels, usage de drogue par intraveineuse,
etc...). Cette phase de finalisation multisite de
l'outil, menée en étroite collaboration avec
ses futurs utilisateurs appartenant à divers
groupes cibles ainsi que les intervenants de ces
actions de prévention - et les équipes de
recherche partenaires du projet - a donné lieu
notamment à des échanges suivis
d'informations, d'expériences et de compétence
entre les différents acteurs (cibles et
intervenants) de ce projet de Recherche/Action.
L'objectif final de ce projet pilote est la mise
en réseau - susceptible de constituer à terme un
véritable observatoire télématique
"sentinelle" - d'un outil attractif et
innovant, à la fois d'intervention et
d'investigation, dédié à la prévention du
VIH/sida. L'enquête statistique anonyme intégrée
au dispositif permet le recueil auprès de
diverses catégories de consultants de données
quantitatives et qualitatives - strictement
anonymes - concernant les connaissances,
croyances, comportements, pratiques, attitudes
vis-à-vis du risque ainsi que l'évaluation de
la perception individuelle et collective de ce
risque et le suivi évolutif de ces indices. Ceci
permettra, à terme, d'établir pour les différents
groupes cibles concernés une véritable
cartographie dynamique autorisant un suivi
longitudinal, notamment de l'effet des diverses
stratégies préventives mises en oeuvre, dans la
perspective d'optimiser des actions de prévention
ciblée. |
|
|
Title
of project
AIDS PUBLIC EDUCATION IN EUROPE:
INFORMATION EXCHANGE
|
| ORGANISATION:
Name: LONDON SCHOOL OF
HYGIENE AND TROPICAL MEDICINE
Address: Keppel street
UK - WC1E 7HT LONDON
Telephone: +44 171 927 20 36; +44 171 636
86 36
Fax: +44 171 580 65 07; +44 171 637 32 38
Contact person: Ms Kaye WELLINGS
|
PARTNER
ORGANISATIONS:
- IPAC (B)
- Board of Health (DK)
- APF (F)
- BZgA (D)
- HSSCA (GR)
- Department of Health,
Dublin (IRL)
- Istituto Superiore di
Sanità, Rome (I)
- AIDSBerodung-Croix Rouge
(L)
- STD Fdn (NL)
- Board of Health (N)
- Ministry of Health (POL)
- CNLCS, Lisboa (P)
- Huete (E)
- Malmqvist (S)
- IUMSP (CH)
- Department of Health (UK)
|
| START
OF PROJECT: 10/1997 |
END
OF PROJECT: 10/1998 |
OBJECTIVES
AND CONTENTS OF THE PROJECT:
Main Objectives:
- To document information
relating to HIV/AIDS public education
campaigns in Europe and to provide a resource
for use by policy makers.
- To compare and contrast
the experiences of Member States - identifying
key programmatic factors which may lead to
more successful implementation.
- To explore the extent to
which lessons learnt in one Member State have
relevance for others, and for other European
countries.
- To facilitate the
selection and implementation of effective
preventive strategies.
- To disseminate the
conclusions in a policy relevant form.
The project ‘AIDS Public
Education in Europe: Information Exchange'
centrally supports actions c11-13 of the programme
of the prevention of AIDS and certain other
communicable diseases and furthers the specific
objective of the Community Action Plan in relation
to AIDS' to help to increase awareness and
improve public information and education and
provide, including with regard to the early
detection of communicable diseases, better
training for health professionals and relevant
personnel'. A strong indication of need for
exchange of experience in the field of AIDS Public
Education became clear in the response to the
first phase of this project. This was the first
systematised attempt to explore to what extent
interventions transfer from one context to
another.
With the move towards
European unity it is no longer practicable to
assess health promotional activities solely on
national basis. The opening up of Eastern and
Central Europe presents further opportunities for
experiences to be shared. A major focus for the
work of this project lies in drawing parallels and
exposing differences between country specific
initiatives and their outcomes in order to
identify key predictive variables in the success
and failure of aspects of campaigns.
|
|
|
Title
of project
DEVELOPMENT OF A NEURAL EXPERT SYSTEM
(NES) FOR PREDICTING AIDS RISK PERCEPTION IN
VARIOUS SEGMENTS OF THE POPULATION
|
| ORGANISATION:
Name: CENTRO UNIVERSITARIO
INTERNAZIONALE
Address: Corso Sangallo 95-99
I - 52048 MONTE SAN SAVINO (AR)
Telephone: +39 575 844 418; +39 575 844 419
Fax: +39 575 844 544
Contact person: Dr. Umberto ZERBINI
|
PARTNER
ORGANISATIONS:
- Universidad de Barcelona
(E)
- Universität Tübingen
(D)
- University of London (UK)
|
| START
OF PROJECT: 03/1997 |
END
OF PROJECT: 09/1998 |
OBJECTIVES
AND CONTENTS OF THE PROJECT:
Project aiming at developing a neural expert
system (NES) for predicting AIDS risk perception
in various segments of population.
Main objectives:
Development of a computerised system which can be
consulted by people involved in planning
prevention strategies about AIDS. The system will
be a repository of knowledge on how persons
perceive risk about AIDS and will be an important
piece of information in planning strategies of
prevention. The final product will be a neural
expert system which will run under Windows and
will be user-friendly in the consultation.
The neural expert system
will give reliable estimates of perceived risk
about AIDS in various segments of populations but
more importantly will permit simulations. It will
answer questions such as "What will be the
impact on the perception of risk of HIV
transmission if we change the attitude X or the
behaviour Y?"
|
|
|
Title
of project
AIDS AND YOUTH IN SPAIN AND PORTUGAL,
A STUDY ON DETERMINANTS OF SEXUAL PREVENTION
|
| ORGANISATION:
Name: ESCUELA ANDALUZA DE
SALUD PUBLICA
Address: Campus Universitario Cartuja APDO.
2070
E - 18080 GRANADA
Telephone: +34 58 16 10 44
Fax: +34 58 16 11 42
Contact person: Dr. Francisco Javier CATALA
VILLANUEVA
|
PARTNER
ORGANISATIONS:
- Ministerio da Educaçao,
Lisboa (P)
|
| START
OF PROJECT: 02/1997 |
END
OF PROJECT: 10/1998 |
OBJECTIVES
AND CONTENTS OF THE PROJECT:
Project aiming at identifing the factors involved
in the prevention of sexually transmitted HIV
among young people in Andalusia (Spain), Algarve
and Alentejo (Portugal).
Main objectives:
- To identify factors
predisposing-leading to particular sexual
practices: information, attitudes, values,
believes.
- To identify factors that
will make it easier for young people to
practice safer sex: personal abilities, the
existence and accessibility of resources
(instruments, centres, services.)
- To identify factors that
contribute to reinforcing safer sex practices
and factors that contribute to reinforcing
unsafe sexual practices as well as factors
that help to finish with unsafe sex or those
that dissuade from practising safe sex:
attitudes and behaviours of the environment
(partner, family, peer group, health
professionals, social helpers, and the mass
media), self-reinforcement, physical benefits
(pleasure, convenience), touchable rewards
(economic benefits, lower costs.)
- To provide useful data
which will contribute to develop efficient
policies, projects and actions to prevent the
spread HIV/AIDS.
|
|
|
Title
of project
EVALUATION OF METHODS FOR HIV
PREVENTION IN THE SCHOOL
|
| ORGANISATION:
Name: OSSERVATORIO
EPIDEMIOLOGICO REGIONE LAZIO
Address: 53, via di S. Costanza
I - 00198 ROMA
Telephone: +39 6 861 00 40
Fax: +39 6 860 37 52
Contact person: Dr. Carlo Alberto PERUCCI
|
PARTNER
ORGANISATIONS:
- Institut Municipal de la
Salut, Ajuntament Barcelona (E)
- Hellenic Centre for the
Control of AIDS and STDs, Athens (GR)
|
| START
OF PROJECT: 06/1997 |
END
OF PROJECT: 07/1998 |
OBJECTIVES
AND CONTENTS OF THE PROJECT:
Project aiming at evaluating the methods of HIV
prevention in schools in three European countries
(Spain, Italy and Greece).
Main objectives:
- To implement new
prevention programmes of HIV infection in
schools, on the basis of the results of the
evaluation process of previous interventions
in Italy and in Spain, exploiting the methods
and the research tools that proved effective
in such previous experiences.
- To evaluate the new
interventions, to compare the results obtained
in Italy and in Spain, with the aim of
providing models of validated programmes.
- To disseminate validated
tools for prevention interventions in schools.
|
|
|
Title
of project
JUGEN-AIDS-PRÄVENTION IN GRENZÜBERGREIFENDEN
SPRACHRÄUMEN, PHASE 2
|
| ORGANISATION:
Name: AIDS-HILFE AACHEN
Address: Zollernstr. 1
D - 52 070 AACHEN
Telephone: +49 241 532 558; +49 241 533 872
Fax: +49 241 902 232
Contact person: Herr Frank PORTEGYS
|
PARTNER
ORGANISATIONS:
- Ministerium der
Deutschsprachigen Gemeinschaft, Abteilung
Familie, Gesundheit und Soziales, Eupen (B)
|
| START
OF PROJECT: 12/1997 |
END
OF PROJECT: 06/1999 |
OBJECTIVES
AND CONTENTS OF THE PROJECT:
Projekt dessen Hauptziel die Organisation und
Umsetzung des in der ersten Projektphase
entwickelten AIDS-Präventionskonzeptes im
schulischen und außerschulischen Jugendbereich für
die Deutschsprachige Gemeinschaft Belgiens und den
Südkreis Aachen ist.
Ziele der geplanten Aktion:
Die folgende Feinziele sollten erreicht werden:
- Sicherung und Ausbau des
deutsch-belgischen grenzübergreifenden
Kooperationsnetzes;
- Installierung eines
gemeinsamen Präventionsarbeit auf Grundlage
der durchgeführten Befragungen von
Jugendlichen;
- Entwicklung und
Institutionalisierung eines gemeinsamen grenzübergreifenden
Weiterbildungskonzeptes für Multiplikatoren.
|
|
|
Title
of project
A EUROPEAN PARTNERSHIP WITH AFRICAN
COMMUNITIES FOR ACTION FOR PREVENTION OF HIV/AIDS
AND COMMUNICABLE DISEASES
|
| ORGANISATION:
Name: FOCUS CONSULTANCY Ltd
Address: 33B Warwick Square
UK - SW1V 2AQ LONDON
Telephone: +44 171 932 00 72
Fax: +44 171 932 00 74
Contact person: Mr Martin BENNETT
|
PARTNER
ORGANISATIONS:
|
| START
OF PROJECT: 02/1997 |
END
OF PROJECT: 02/1998 |
OBJECTIVES
AND CONTENTS OF THE PROJECT:
Project aiming at developing methods to reduce the
risks of HIV infection among African communities
and their social networks/contacts in EU
countries.
Main objectives:
- To develop a social map
of the sub-Saharan African communities in
Europe, key migration routes (internal and
external) and the main-European communication
and social networks.
- To carry out pilot
actions in two EU countries, France and UK,
linking community-based health promotion
activities in Europe with similar activities
in selected African countries (e.g. Uganda,
Mali).
- To launch a-European
network of African community organisations
able to deliver effective HIV/AIDS prevention
work, health promotion and safe sex education.
- To identify and develop
models of collaboration between public health
authorities and community organisations in the
context of HIV/AIDS infection and notification
which are applicable to sexually transmitted
and other infectious diseases (e.g.
tuberculosis, hepatitis). In other words, to
tackle specific issues affecting African
communities - e.g. late presentation for
diagnosis and treatment, and social exclusion
of those with AIDS - using methods which are
typical of African communities and can
therefore be applied to other infectious
diseases.
|
|
|
Title
of project
EUROPEAN PROJECT "AIDS &
MOBILITY"
|
| ORGANISATION:
Name: NETHERLANDS INSTITUTE
FOR HEALTH PROMOTION AND DISEASES PREVENTION
Address: De Bleek 13
NL - 3440 WOERDEN
Telephone: +31 34 843 76 00
Fax: +31 34 843 76 66
Contact person: Drs Jeanette DE PUTTER
|
PARTNER
ORGANISATIONS:
- Commissão Nacional de
Luta contra a SIDA, Lisboa (P)
- Institute of Tropical
Medicine, Antwerpen (B)
- AIDS Information
Zentrale, Wien (A)
- Service Social des
Etrangers, Bruxelles (B)
- National Board of Health,
København (DK)
- Migrations Santé, Paris
(F)
- Hellenic Centre for the
Control of AIDS and STDs
- Escuela Nacional de
Sanidad, Madrid (E)
- National Institute of
Public Health, Stockholm (S)
- National School of Public
Health, Athens (GR)
- Bundesamt für
Gesundheit, Bern (CH)
- DFFP, Middlesex (UK)
- EUROPAP/TAMPEP, Gent (B)
and London (UK)
- GNP+, Amsterdam (NL)
- IPPF, Utrecht (NL)
- Sozialpädagogisches
Institut Berlin (D)
- Cranstoun Projects,
London (UK)
- VIA, Duisburg (D)
- National Public Health
Institute, Helsinki (FIN)
- Eastern Health Board,
Dublin (IRL)
- Telefono Verde, Istituto
Superiore di Sanità, Roma (I)
- International
Organisation for Migration
- The NAZ Project, London
(UK)
|
| START
OF PROJECT: 01/1997 |
END
OF PROJECT: 01/1998 |
OBJECTIVES
AND CONTENTS OF THE PROJECT:
Project aiming at providing mobile populations
with appropriate HIV/AIDS prevention information.
Main objectives:
- to highlight and respond
to the specific needs of mobile populations
with regard to HIV/AIDS education and
prevention programmes;
- to facilitate and
encourage collaboration and exchange among
non-governmental, community based and
governmental organisations by providing
resources and a network for the exchange of
experiences, expertise, views and concerns.
The European Project AIDS
& Mobility provided the following services:
- a comprehensive
documentation service: books, articles,
project descriptions, reports and educational
materials;
- a referral service: the
network of the project will consist of
approximately 1250 organisations and
individuals involved in HIV and health
education aimed at mobile populations;
- consultancy: the staff
will participate in steering committees and
supports organisations in their prevention
efforts;
- training;
- advocacy and agenda
setting: the staff will participate in various
international meetings and publish relevant
experiences/policy issues;
- the co-ordination of the
implementation of pilot projects;
- the co-organisation of
international workshops and expert meetings.
|
|
|
Title
of project
TRAINING IN THE DEVELOPMENT,
IMPLEMENTATION
AND EVALUATION OF AIDS PUBLIC
EDUCATION INITIATIVES
|
| ORGANISATION:
Name: LONDON SCHOOL OF
HYGIENE AND TROPICAL MEDICINE
Address: Keppel street
UK - WC1E 7HT LONDON
Telephone: +44 171 927 20 36; +44 171 636
86 36
Fax: +44 171 580 65 07; +44 171 637 32 38
Contact person: Ms Kaye WELLINGS
|
PARTNER
ORGANISATIONS:
- Mr Yannas Tountas,
Institute of Social Preventive Medicine,
Athens (GR)
- Professor George
Papaevangelou, Athens School of Hygiene,
Athens 5GR)
|
| START
OF PROJECT: 09/1997 |
END
OF PROJECT: 09/1998 |
OBJECTIVES
AND CONTENTS OF THE PROJECT:
Project the main aims of which is the training in
the development, implementation and evaluation of
AIDS public education initiatives.
Main Objectives:
To provide a mechanism by which those working in
the field of AIDS public education may assist
those less experienced in developing and
evaluating AIDS Public education initiatives.
To provide training and support to:
- develop skill using paid
and unpaid media,
develop skills working with journalists,
develop research and evaluation skills.
To disseminate the stock of
knowledge on evaluation of AIDS public education.
The project will provide intensive customised
training to key personnel in three priority
cities:
Needs assessment will be conducted in one pilot
country to determine:
- the extent of resources
available for AIDS Public education,
size and nature of the epidemic,
existing working arrangements and
organisational support,
the cultural and political context in the
country.
The needs assessment will
permit the tailoring of the training modules to
the particular circumstances of the country.
Concurrently a training program will be developed
compromising core training in:
- developing public
education initiatives
working with journalists
research and evaluation
Additional Modules will be
selected according to key criteria:
- the cultural and
political climate
- the nature and scale of
the epidemic and the groups affected
- the availability of
technical resources and existing expertise and
experience in running public education
initiatives.
A training manual will be
produced for use during the training days. In
addition a video will be produced comprising a
selection of TV spots from around Europe,
illustrating particular themes of relevance and
their application of specific target groups.
Developing and evaluating AIDS public education
initiatives is still a relatively new area of
health education activity. The requirement for
more systematic and targeted training in the
development, implementation and evaluation of AIDS
public education clearly exists amongst many
Central/Eastern and Southern European countries.
The Health Authority has over ten years experience
of doing this work in the UK and the London School
of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine has many years
experience in training people from around the
world in health education and epidemiology. This
combined expert knowledge base is a valuable
resource for countries with limited experience of
AIDS public education.
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Title
of project
IMPROVING QUALITY OF CARE OF HIV
POSITIVE CLIENTS
THROUGH INTERACTIVE MULTIMEDIA
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| ORGANISATION:
Name: UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL
LANCASHIRE
Address: Adelphi Building
UK - PR1 2HE PRESTON
Telephone: +44 1772 89 21 13
Fax: +44 1772 89 29 31
Contact person: Mr. Alan ROFF
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PARTNER
ORGANISATIONS:
- Kemi-Tornio Polytechnic,
Unit of Health Care and Nursing, Kemi (FIN)
- Cork AIDS Alliance, Cork
(IRL)
- University of Barcelona
(E)
- Gruppo C Rete Nazionale,
ULSS 25 Regione Veneto, Verona (I)
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| START
OF PROJECT: 09/1997 |
END
OF PROJECT: 12/1998 |
OBJECTIVES
AND CONTENTS OF THE PROJECT:
Project the main aim of which is to improve
quality of care of HIV+ clients through
Interactive Multimedia.
Main objectives
- To develop an interactive
multimedia package designed to reduce anxiety
and prejudice in health professionals who have
little or no experience in dealing with
clients who are HIV positive but may be
responsible for providing care and support for
them.
- To disseminate and
evaluate the experience of health
professionals who have dealt extensively with
HIV+ clients.
- To evaluate the
experiences of HIV+ individuals in terms of
what they would consider optimal in terms of
support from health professionals.
- To make these experiences
available through the use of interactive
multimedia and digital video, allowing care
providers to increase their understanding of
individuals' experience of AIDS and their
dealing with HIV+ patients in everyday care
situations. By gaining a more informed
understanding of the patient's experience of
AIDS, the carers' attitudes would be
influenced positively.
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Title
of project
THE EUROPEAN PRIMARY CARE AIDS NETWORK
(EPCAN)
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| ORGANISATION:
Name: UNIVERSITY OF
AMSTERDAM
Address: Meibergdreef 15
NL - 1105 AZ AMSTERDAM
Telephone: +31 20 566 46 06; +31 20 566 47
06
Fax: +31 20 691 35 48
Contact person: Prof. Dr. Lodewijk WIGERSMA
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PARTNER
ORGANISATIONS:
- Instituut voor Tropische
Geneeskunde Prins Leopold, Antwerpen (B)
- University of Odense (DK)
- Lähetyksen Kehitysapu,
Vantaa (FIN)
- Société Française de
Sidénologie de Ville, Paris (F)
- DAGNÄ, Aachen (D)
- Koropi Health Centre,
Athens (GR)
- University College and
Trinity College, Dublin (IRL)
- Ospedali Riuniti di
Bergamo (I)
- Erasmus University,
Rotterdam (NL)
- Portuguese Association of
General Practitioners, Lisboa (P)
- Centro de Salud
Occidente, Cordoba (E)
- The Spittal Street
Centre, Edinburgh (UK)
- WONCA, Newcastle (UK)
- Edinburgh Drug Addiction
Study (UK)
- Royal Free Hospital
School of Medicine, London (UK)
- FACTS Health Coordination
centre, London (UK)
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| START
OF PROJECT: 05/1997 |
END
OF PROJECT: 11/1999 |
OBJECTIVES
AND CONTENTS OF THE PROJECT:
Project aiming at setting up a European primary
AIDS care network (EPCAN).
Main objectives:
- To stimulate and execute
concerted action between projects within EC
Member States and other European countries in
primary HIV/AIDS care, with respect to the
closely interrelated fields of care and
prevention, research in both areas, and
education/support of care providers and
patients. This includes projects aimed at
special groups (IDUs, families,
women/children, gay men, prisoners) and
projects concerning improvement of the access
to and utilisation of primary care;
- To exchange and
co-ordinate information, projects and actions
in these fields;
- To produce and distribute
overviews of all projects, and to widely
distribute results through international
meetings and conferences, reports to relevant
organisations, and in scientific, educational
and popular journals and books;
- To establish close links
to complementary Community programmes and
other European organisations.
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Title
of project
EUROPEAN PWA/HIV LEADERSHIP TRAINING
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| ORGANISATION:
Name: ITALIAN LEAGUE FOR THE
FIGHT AGAINST AIDS
Address: Viale Tibaldi 41
I - 20143 MILANO
Telephone: +39 2 58 11 49 80; +39 2 89 40
16 11
Fax: +39 2 89 40 09 41
Contact person: Mr Vittorio AGNOLETTO M.D.
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PARTNER
ORGANISATIONS:
- Fundacion Anti-Sida de
España, Madrid (E)
- AIDES Languedoc Cévennes,
Nîmes (F)
- HIV Vereniging Nederland,
Amsterdam (NL)
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| START
OF PROJECT: 09/1997 |
END
OF PROJECT: 10/1998 |
OBJECTIVES
AND CONTENTS OF THE PROJECT:
Project aiming at creating training and education
guidelines that facilitate greater involvement and
leadership of seropositive persons and people with
AIDS (PWA/HIV) in Southern Europe, not only in
AIDS programs but in the full context of the HIV
epidemic. Such leadership, evident in the
countries of Northern Europe, offers significant
benefits in the fight against AIDS, particularly
in the following areas :
- self-help groups for
PWA/HIV (persons with AIDS or HIV) that
provide not only psychological support, but
that also promote personal autonomy and social
activism;
- stronger influence with
public and private health institutions,
benefiting the development of medical
research, health and social services and
public policy;
- more accurate public
images of seropositive persons, which increase
self-esteem among PWA/HIV, encourage the
reduction of passivity in self-care, and
reduce discrimination against seropositive
persons.
The project articulates
guidelines for PWA/HIV leadership training and
education which are applicable to the varied
cultural realities of the Member States.
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Title
of project
TARGETING FAMILY MEMBERS, FRIENDS AND
PARTNERS OF PEOPLE LIVING WITH HIV IN ORDER TO
OFFER INFORMATIVE, EMOTIONAL AND PRACTICAL SUPPORT
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| ORGANISATION:
Name: NOAH'S ARC RED CROSS
Address: Drottninggatan 61
S - 11121 STOCKHOLM
Telephone: +46 8 700 46 00; +46 8 700 46 50
Fax: +46 8 700 46 10; +46 8 700 46 51
Contact person: Mr Ulf ROSENQVIST
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PARTNER
ORGANISATIONS:
- Austrian Red Cross, Wien
(A)
- Danish Red Cross, København
(DK)
- Finnish Red Cross,
Helsinki (FIN)
- French Red Cross, Paris
(F)
- Italian Red Cross, Roma
(I)
- Luxembourg Red Cross,
Luxembourg (L)
- Spanish Red Cross, Madrid
(E)
- Greek Red Cross, Athens
(GR)
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| START
OF PROJECT: 10/1997 |
END
OF PROJECT: 10/1999 |
OBJECTIVES
AND CONTENTS OF THE PROJECT:
Project the main aim of which is to target family
members , friends and partners of people living
with HIV in order to offer informative, emotional
and practical support.
Main objective is a training programme for 32 key
persons among staff and volunteers from 8
different Red Cross National Societies of the EU,
based on the Noah's Ark model of support and
care targeting families, friends and partners of
people living with HIV/AIDS. The training
programme shall help the 32 Red Cross staff and
volunteers to meet these needs by offering
education and counselling.
Secondly to supervise these key persons when they
implement the model in their own countries
according to national situation. As a result we
estimate that in 1999: 3200 relatives, friends and
partners of HIV positives will be educated and
emotionally supported by the key persons. The well
being of these 3200 persons will increase and they
will create networks in their surroundings and
thus increase the understanding of HIV/AIDS in
society as well as reduce irrational fear and
prejudices which otherwise might provoke
discrimination of HIV positives. |
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Title
of project
ELECTHIV - EUROPEAN LEVEL EPIDEMIOLOGY
OF COMPLEMENTARY TREATMENTS
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| ORGANISATION:
Name: ITALIAN LEAGUE FOR THE
FIGHT AGAINST AIDS
Address: Viale Tibaldi 41
I - 20143 MILANO
Telephone: +39 2 58 11 49 80; +39 2 89 40
16 11
Fax: +39 2 89 40 09 41
Contact person:Mr Vittorio AGNOLETTO M.D.
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PARTNER
ORGANISATIONS:
- Positivo, Lisboa (P)
- Actua, Barcelona (E)
- Deutsche AIDS Hilfe,
Berlin (D)
- Action Treatment, Paris
(F)
- Witte Raven, Antwerpen
(B)
- Positively Healthy,
Surrey (UK)
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| START
OF PROJECT: 03/1997 |
END
OF PROJECT: 05/1998 |
OBJECTIVES
AND CONTENTS OF THE PROJECT:
Project aiming at investigating the field of use
of complementary forms of assistance among people
living with HIV/AIDS and its possible relations
with parameters of quality of life and long
periods of asymptomacity. The forms of
complementary support include: nutritional and
vitamin support, relaxation techniques,
traditional Chinese medicine, homeopathy and
various others.
Main objectives:
- Creation of a valid
panorama of the present state of knowledge and
entity of use of complementary forms of
assistance among people living with HIV/AIDS.
- Determination of the
practices/methods most utilised/better known.
- Preliminary screening of
subjective reports on efficacy/safety results
from users and their possible relation with
amelioration of quality of life.
- Individualisation of
eventual problems regarding : knowledge use
and relationship with conventional health
practitioners and investigation of the
eventuality of abuse (economical and
psychological).
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Title
of project
THE PROJECT FOR PROMOTING SKILLS TO
WORK
WITH COUPLES AND FAMILIES LIVING WITH
HIV/AIDS
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| ORGANISATION:
Name: SEKSUAALINEN
TASAVERTAISUUS SETA RY/AIDS TUKIKESKUS
Address: Hietaniemenkatu 5,4 kr
FIN - 00100 HELSINKI
Telephone: +358 9 454 20 70; +358 9 566 51
10
Fax: +358 9 454 20760
Contact person: Ms Hannele LEHTIKUUSI
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PARTNER
ORGANISATIONS:
- The Terrence Higgins
Trust, London (UK)
|
| START
OF PROJECT: 03/1997 |
END
OF PROJECT: 07/1998 |
OBJECTIVES
AND CONTENTS OF THE PROJECT:
Project aiming at identifying the type of
counselling and therapy utilised with couples and
families living with HIV/AIDS which can be applied
in a different cultural setting.
Main objectives
- To enhance the skills to
work with couples and families living with
HIV/AIDS;
- To gain knowledge and
methods to prevent HIV/AIDS-related
psychosocial problems among couples and
families;
- To develop methods in
promoting safe sex habits among partners
living together;
- To create good
consultative and practical co-operation
between two European organisations as well as
to strengthen the existing networks in this
field.
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Title
of project
HIV/AIDS FAMILY CAREGIVING/CAREFUL
COMMUNICATION
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| ORGANISATION:
Name: HELLENIC SOCIETY FOR
QUALITY IN HEALTH CARE
Address: Sapfous 59
GR - 17676 ATHENS
Telephone: +30 1 725 39 02
Fax: +30 1 725 39 02
Contact person: Mr Yannis SKALKIDIS
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PARTNER
ORGANISATIONS:
- Université de Louvain,
Brussels (B)
- Centre Hospitalier Victor
Jousselin, Dreux (F)
- Universität Köln (D)
- Avedis Donebedian
Foundation, Barcelona (E)
- Hospital Sant Pan,
Barcelona (E)
- Weald of Kent, Tunbridge
Wells (UK)
- Merton, Sutton &
Wandsworth Health, Mitcham (UK)
- International Society for
Quality in Health Care, Carlton, Victoria
(AUS)
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| START
OF PROJECT: 06/1997 |
END
OF PROJECT: 06/1999 |
OBJECTIVES
AND CONTENTS OF THE PROJECT:
Project the aiming at improving communication
among family members and health care
professionals, and enhancing quality of health
assistance provided to HIV/AIDS patients.
Main objectives:
- To examine AIDS family
caregivers interaction with professional
health care providers.
- To enhance communication
among AIDS family caregivers and health care
providers, identify and reduce the negative
aspects of it, for effective patient
assistance.
- To identify family needs
and provide support to families and to
professional health care teams to work
together for the common good of the HIV and
AIDS patient.
- To provide information
and training to AIDS family caregivers which
can be led to better patient assistance at
home and at the hospital, and thus to enhance
patients' satisfaction.
- To develop, test and
disseminate an information package for AIDS
family care givers based on a survey with
family members and health assistance teams, as
well as on relevant literature.
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|
Title
of project
ACCESS PROCEDURES FOR PEOPLE WITH AIDS
TO HOME-CARE SETTINGS IN THE LARGE EUROPEAN
CITIES: NETWORKING BETWEEN PRIVATE AND PUBLIC
INSTITUTIONS
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| ORGANISATION:
Name: COOPERATIVA
"FARSI PROSSIMO" CARITAS AMBROSIANA
Address: Via San Bernardino 4
I - 20122 MILANO
Telephone: +39 2 760 22 814; +39 2 760 37
211
Fax: +39 2 760 03 163; +39 2 760 21 676
Contact person: Mr Giovanni CARRARA
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PARTNER
ORGANISATIONS:
- Ayuntamiento de Madrid -
Departamento Drogadependencia - Concejala de
Servicios Sociales (E)
- Plan Regional del SIDA,
Madrid (E)
- Katholische
Stiftungsfachhochschule München (D)
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| START
OF PROJECT: 09/1997 |
END
OF PROJECT: 10/1998 |
OBJECTIVES
AND CONTENTS OF THE PROJECT:
Project the main aim of which is to provide access
to procedures for people with AIDS to home-care
settings in large European cities through:
Main objectives:
- setting a permanent
monitoring of population needs and services
supplied;
- comparing different
experiences in large European cities;
- making confrontation in
the relations between public and private
agencies and the reciproque networking
experience;
- improving home care
settings accessibility.
Tasks:
- International
co-ordination, aiming to set the project and
to start confrontation between the works being
carried on in the concerned cities..
- Establishing common
protocols for application for home care
settings, in the aim of improving quality and
ways of insertion.
- Analysing insertion's
request for choosing the most appropriate
community, following social, health,
psychological needs of applicants; the aim is
to improve communities capability in offering
the best services.
- Setting the access
procedures on the common protocol base, make
and run a waiting list in each metropolitan
area.
- Analysing the access
procedures in each country and make a
confrontation.
- Access procedures
follow-up in each country.
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Title
of project
EVALUATION OF GUIDED GROUP PROGRAMMES FOR
PEOPLE WITH HIV/AIDS,
CREATION OF A NETWORK OF THERAPISTS IN GERMANY
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| ORGANISATION:
Name: E.K.
UNIVERSITÄT TÜBINGEN
Address: Reutlingerstr. 12
D - 72072 TÜBINGEN
Telephone: +49 70 71 29 77 301
Fax: +49 70 71 29 595
Contact person: Mr. Michael VON DÖRING
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PARTNER
ORGANISATIONS:
- Dr. Med. Jordi
Blanch, Unitat de psiquiatria de Consulta I
Enllac, Hospital Clinic i Provincial de
Barcelona, Barcelona (E)
- Dipl. Psych.
Maria Teresa Sigardo, Comite Ciutada de Lluita
Contra la SIDA, Barcelona (E)
- Dipl. Psych.
Monserrat Rufo, COGAM, Madrid (E)
- Dr. Phil. Ingo
Stöckel, PARSEC, Rome (I)
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| START
OF PROJECT: 03/1997 |
END
OF PROJECT: 10/1998 |
OBJECTIVES
AND CONTENTS OF THE PROJECT:
Project the main aims of which is the evaluation
of guided group programmes for people with
HIV/AIDS and the creation of a network of
therapists in Spain, Italy and Germany.
Main Objectives:
- Evaluation of
guided self-help group programmes commonly
used in AIDS-Help organisations as regards
their effect on psychological and physical
variables, development of a European
multicultural new concept of guided self help
group programmes.
- Establishment of
indications for different groups like
homosexuals, drugusers, women and improvement
of the established programmes at the AIDS-help
organisations on the basis of a handbook on
group therapy.
- Increase of
co-operation, exchange of expertise and
scientific results between large self-help
organisations in Italy, Spain, and Germany.
Therapy groups take
place in the centres, accompanied by regular
supervision, local and international meetings of
the therapist and the responsible persons for the
study. The training of the therapists is continued
and concurrently 200 people with HIV/AIDS are
examined with an age range from about 18 to 60.
Each group contains about 10 persons. Every centre
should run about three groups and have about 16
meetings per group. The group members are examined
at 4 different times through questionnaires and
interviews. The examinations times are four weeks
before treatment (T1), at the beginning of the
treatment (T2), at the end of the treatment (T3)
and 12 weeks later (T4). Furthermore the
participants keep a weekly diary from T1 to T3.
The data collected from T1 to T2 serves as a
baseline measurement. This time span might be
expanded to three months. The data will be used to
control the results for the data collected during
the intervention (T2 and T3) and the follow-up
time from T3 and T4. The monitoring, the
evaluation and the input of data is done parallel
to this.
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Title
of project
PROYECTO PILOTO DE ESTUDIO DE NECESIDADES Y
ASISTENCIA P
SICO-SOCIAL A NIÑOS VIH Y A FAMILIAS AFECTADAS
POR EL SIDA
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| ORGANISME
RESPONSABLE:
Nom: COMITE
CIUDADANO ANTI-SIDA DE LA COMUNIDAD VALENCIANA
Adresse: C/. Flora 7 bajo
E - 46010 VALENCIA
Téléphone: +34 6 361 88 11; +34 6 391 67
67
Fax: +34 6 360 22 00; +34 6 391 66 93
Personne de contact: M. Antonio GIMENO SANCHEZ
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ORGANISMES
PARTENAIRES:
- European Forum
on HIV/AIDS,Children and Families, London (UK)
- London
Lighthouse, London (UK)
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| DEBUT
DES TRAVAUX: 10/1997 |
FIN
DES TRAVAUX: 11/1998 |
OBJECTIFS
ET CONTENU DU PROJET:
Projet pilote concernant l'étude des besoins en
matière d'assistance psychosociale des enfants
séropositifs ou malades du sida ainsi que des
familles affectées par le virus.
Objectifs:
- Etudier les
besoins des enfants séropositifs ou malades
du sida, de leurs familles originelles ou
adoptives ainsi que des familles affectées
par le virus dans la ville de Valencia.
Identifier les besoins en assistance
bio-psycho-sociale non satisfaits parmi cette
population.
- Mettre en
relation ce groupe cible et les services
sociaux publics et privés compétents.
- sensibiliser les
institutions publiques et privées à l'égard
de ce groupe cible.
- Mettre en
exergue les besoins psychologiques non
satisfaits des enfants séropositifs mis sous
la tutelle de la Generalitat Valenciana.
- Mettre en
exergue les besoins psychologiques des
familles affectées par le VIH/sida.
- Réaliser une étude
comparative des programmes de soutien
(psychologique et social) développés en
Europe et destinés à ce groupe cible.
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Title
of project
MISE A JOUR DU THESAURUS EUROPEEN ET DE LA
BASE DE DONNEES DE LITTERATURE GRISE SUR LE SIDA
ET L'INFECTION PAR LE VIH
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| ORGANISME
RESPONSABLE:
Nom: CENTRE
REGIONAL D'INFORMATION ET DE PREVENTION DU SIDA
Adresse: 192, rue Lecourbe
F - 75015 PARIS
Téléphone: +33 1 53 68 88 88
Fax: +33 1 53 68 88 89
Personne de contact: Dr. Didier JAYLE
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ORGANISMES
PARTENAIRES:
- Agence de Prévention
du sida, Bruxelles (B)
- AIDS-Info,
Odense (DK)
- Associazione
Gruppo Abele, Torino (I)
- NISSO, Utrecht
(NL)
- SIDA-STUDI,
Barcelona (E)
- Université de
Louvain, Bruxelles (B)
- Archiv für
Sozialpolitik, Frankfurt (D)
- Stichting AIDS
Fonds, Amsterdam (NL)
- Terrence Higgins
Trust, London (UK)
- NHPIS/HEA,
London (UK)
- IPAC, Antwerpen
(B)
- CNLCS, Lisboa
(P)
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| DEBUT
DES TRAVAUX: 03/1997 |
FIN
DES TRAVAUX: 05/1999 |
OBJECTIFS
ET CONTENU DU PROJET:
Continuation d'un projet permettant la mise à
jour du thésaurus européen et de la base de données
de littérature grise sur le sida et l'infection
par le VIH.
Objectifs:
- Mise à jour du
Thésaurus Multilingue Européen sur le sida
(allemand, anglais, danois, espagnol, français,
italien, néerlandais, portugais).
Corrections apportées à la version 1.0,
ajouts de nouveaux concepts afin de suivre l'évolution
du domaine de la connaissance qu'il recouvre,
ajouts de relations sémantiques et de notes
d'application afin de faciliter son
utilisation.
Promotion, diffusion et formation des
utilisateurs.
Edition des versions 1.1 et 2.0
Mise à jour de la base de données
bibliographiques européenne de littérature
grise sur le sida.
Intégration de nouveaux centres producteurs
de notices.
Apports de nouvelles notices par les
producteurs existants et par les nouveaux.
Edition d'un nouveau CD-ROM.
Le thésaurus européen
mis à jour régulièrement permettra de répondre
de façon adaptée aux besoins des centres
d'information et de documentation sur le sida. Le
thésaurus permettra une indexation et des
recherches documentaires précises dans la base de
données européenne. Il permettra de traiter tous
les documents (dossiers, rapports, enquêtes,
avis, communiqués de presse, brochures
d'information, affiches, cassettes audio et
audio-visuelles, kits pédagogiques, etc...) référencés
dans la base de données, dans tous les domaines
de l'infection à VIH et du sida (éthique, économie,
psychosocial, prévention, thérapeutique, prise
en charge, etc...)
La base de données
mise à jour contiendra de nombreuses références
issues de centres de documentation appartenant à
l'Union européenne, ainsi que des centres extérieurs
(Suisse, Canada, centres africains appartenant au
Réseau CRIPS) et sera un outil complet à la
disposition des chercheurs, professionnels et du
public.
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Title
of project
SIDA: URGENCES POUR LES PAYS LATINS DE LA
COMMUNAUTE EUROPEENNE
- FRANCE, ESPAGNE, ITALIE ET PORTUGAL
|
| ORGANISME
RESPONSABLE:
Nom: AIDES
FEDERATION NATIONALE
Adresse: 23, rue de Château Landon
F - 75010 PARIS
Téléphone: +33 1 53 26 26 81; +33 1 53 26
26 80
Fax: +33 1 53 26 27 85; +33 1 53 26 27 92
Personne de contact: M. Franck JOUCLA
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ORGANISMES
PARTENAIRES:
- Fundación
Anti-Sida de España, Madrid (E)
- ABRAÇO, Lisboa
(P)
- Lega Italiana
per la Lotta contro l'AIDS, Milano (I)
- AIDES Provence,
Marseille (F)
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| DEBUT
DES TRAVAUX: 04/1997 |
FIN
DES TRAVAUX: 02/1998 |
OBJECTIFS
ET CONTENU DU PROJET:
Projet visant à faire un état des lieux des
diverses barrières politiques et sociales
constituant un frein à la promotion de la réduction
des risques de contamination du VIH/sida dans 4
Etats membres de l'Union européenne (France,
Espagne, Portugal et Italie) ayant des racines
culturelles et sociales communes.
Objectifs:
- Faire un état
des lieux des problèmes et des besoins des
pays latins susmentionnés (qui totalisent
plus de 75 % des cas de Sida déclarés de
toute la Communauté européenne) en terme de
politique sanitaire et sociale nécessaire au
développement de programmes de réduction des
risques de contamination du VIH/Sida et
d'assistance médicale pour les populations
les plus vulnérables de cette région : les
usagers de drogue par voie intraveineuse, les
homosexuels et les bisexuels, les personnes
incarcérés et les migrants.
- Pour chacune des
populations cibles, établir un rapport
incluant un état des lieux dans les 4 Etats
membres, les problèmes majeurs qui
constituent des barrières à une politique
efficace de réduction des risques et
d'assistance médicale, des recommandations
à l'attention des ONG et des gouvernements
de chaque pays.
- Effectuer une
synthèse sur les 4 thèmes permettant d'élaborer
des recommandations quant aux axes politiques
à soutenir ou à promouvoir auprès des Etats
membres de cette région, y compris en ce qui
concerne les droits des personnes appartenant
à ces populations vulnérables.
- Améliorer les
programmes mis en place dans chaque pays par
une meilleure coordination entre ONG et
services publics, entre ONG elles-mêmes ainsi
qu'entre ces 4 pays.
- Initier des
projets novateurs transnationaux pour cette région
sur ces grands thèmes.
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Title
of project
EUROPEAN AIDS DATABASE AND DIRECTORY ON
NGO'S ACTIVE IN HIV/AIDS PREVENTION
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| ORGANISATION:
Name: NAM
PUBLICATIONS
Address: 16A Clapham Common Southside
UK - SW4 7AB
Telephone: +44 171 627 32 00
Fax: +44 171 627 31 01
Contact person:Mr Colin NEE
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PARTNER
ORGANISATIONS:
- ARCAT-SIDA,
Paris (F)
- ANLAIDS, Rome
(I)
- FIT, Madrid (E)
- Finnish Body
Positive, Helsinki (FIN)
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| START
OF PROJECT: 11/1997 |
END
OF PROJECT: 11/1998 |
OBJECTIVES
AND CONTENTS OF THE PROJECT:
After assessment of the results of the three
previous phases of production of the ‘Directory
of European Community AIDS Service
Organisations' a third phase was implemented in
order to:
- encourage and
support the sharing of information and
expertise on HIV/AIDS throughout Europe;
- enable
communication and co-operation between those
involved in the fight against AIDS in Europe.
The European AIDS
Directory provides:
- information on
specific expertise in HIV and AIDS work both
at national and European level;
- key contacts in
all nations and regions of Europe, enabling
further local referral.
The project
consisted in researching, translating, publishing
and distributing a new European AIDS Directory and
a new European AIDS Database. The directory was
extensively indexed so that all areas of expertise
and special interest in HIV and AIDS work were
clearly described. Such areas of expertise include
treatments work; immigration and migration;
information and documentation; clinical research;
and work with particularly affected communities.
These categories formed the principal search tools
for the Database. Although the principal focus of
both resources were national and regional
organisations with special expertise, it also
includes detailed regional and local listings. The
directory has been published as one multi-lingual
edition in English, French, German, Italian and
Spanish. The database is operable in any of these
five languages.
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