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HIV Prevention in a Military Setting Education & Training included in all steps Prevention HIV Screening Infrastructure Development HIV Care & Treatment Management Training Mass Awareness Campaigns STI Syndromic Management HIV Diagnostics V Department of Defense HIV/AIDS Prevention Program (DHAPP) Naval Health Research Center

Components of HIV Prevention in a Military Setting Develop plans with the military to achieve its HIV prevention goals Mass awareness campaigns Education and training (instructor training, peer education, workplace) Behavioral change communication (BCC) HIV screening [prevalence, voluntary counseling & testing (VCT)] HIV/AIDS surveillance Sexually transmitted infection (STI) syndromic management Occupational exposure prevention Policies and procedures for HIV-positive military Long-term treatment and HIV management

Develop Plans With Military to Achieve Their HIV Prevention Goals Make contact with appropriate personnel within the military Create liaison with US in-country Embassy Work with the individual country to identify its needs and potential solutions Work with other programs such as Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Global AIDS Program, Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS, and US Agency for International Development

HIV/AIDS Policies Policies should encompass the following components: Medical readiness Social norms of community Training Prevention Confidentiality Human rights Testing Surveillance Care

HIV/AIDS Prevention Develop a Strategic Plan Education & Training included in all steps Prevention HIV Screening Infrastructure Development HIV Care & Treatment Management Training Mass Awareness Campaigns STI Syndromic Management HIV Diagnostics V

HIV/AIDS Prevention Develop a Strategic Plan Safe blood supply Occupational exposure intervention Education & Training included in all steps Prevention HIV Screening Infrastructure Development HIV Care & Treatment Management Training Mass Awareness Campaigns STI Syndromic Management HIV Diagnostics V

HIV/AIDS Prevention Develop a Strategic Plan Safe blood supply Occupational exposure intervention Education & Training included in all steps Prevention HIV Screening Infrastructure Development HIV Care & Treatment Management Training Mass Awareness Campaigns STI Syndromic Management HIV Diagnostics V Surveillance Voluntary counseling & testing

HIV/AIDS Prevention Develop a Strategic Plan Safe blood supply Occupational exposure intervention Education & Training included in all steps Prevention HIV Screening Infrastructure Development HIV Care & Treatment Management Training Mass Awareness Campaigns STI Syndromic Management HIV Diagnostics V Surveillance Voluntary counseling & testing CD4 counts Viral load Role of rapid tests

HIV/AIDS Prevention Develop a Strategic Plan Safe blood supply Occupational exposure intervention Education & Training included in all steps Prevention HIV Screening Infrastructure Development HIV Care & Treatment Management Training Mass Awareness Campaigns STI Syndromic Management HIV Diagnostics V Surveillance Voluntary counseling & testing CD4 counts Viral load Role of rapid tests Manage HIV Treat endemic infectious disease Treat OI, TB, malaria

HIV/AIDS Prevention Develop a Strategic Plan Safe blood supply Occupational exposure intervention Education & Training included in all steps Prevention HIV Screening Infrastructure Development HIV Care & Treatment Management Training Mass Awareness Campaigns STI Syndromic Management HIV Diagnostics V Surveillance Voluntary counseling & testing CD4 counts Viral load Role of rapid tests Communication & coordination Treatment clinics Laboratories Blood banks Training facilities Pharmacies Manage HIV Treat endemic infectious disease Treat OI, TB, malaria

HIV/AIDS Prevention Develop a Strategic Plan Safe blood supply Occupational exposure intervention Education & Training included in all steps Prevention HIV Screening Infrastructure Development HIV Care & Treatment Management Training Mass Awareness Campaigns STI Syndromic Management HIV Diagnostics V Surveillance Voluntary counseling & testing Ambush Theater Radio & TV programs Billboards Promotional materials CD4 counts Viral load Role of rapid tests Communication & coordination Treatment clinics Laboratories Blood banks Training facilities pharmacies Manage HIV Treat endemic infectious disease Treat OI, TB, malaria

HIV/AIDS Prevention Develop a Strategic Plan Prophylactic medicine for sexual contacts Follow-up to ensure effective drug regimen Sexual health training for patients Safe blood supply Occupational exposure intervention Education & Training included in all steps Prevention HIV Screening Infrastructure Development HIV Care & Treatment Management Training Mass Awareness Campaigns STI Syndromic Management HIV Diagnostics V Surveillance Voluntary counseling & testing Ambush Theater Radio & TV programs Billboards Promotional materials CD4 counts Viral load Role of rapid tests Communication & coordination Treatment clinics Laboratories Blood banks Training facilities pharmacies Manage HIV Treat endemic infectious disease OI, TB, Malaria

Education Identify local social norms & customs Provide: Learning aids (flip charts/diagrams/fact sheets) Visual aids (photographs/posters) Encourage & facilitate: Story-telling (sharing experiences) Group discussions Continuing education

Provide Training for: Master trainers Peer educators Drama troupes Counselors Nurses Physicians Laboratory personnel Pharmacy personnel Chaplains Social workers Senior military staff Uniformed personnel

PREVENTION

Occupational Exposure Intervention & Prevention Hospital staff and patients are at high risk for HIV infection, therefore: Assess: Infection control practices Facilities for tuberculosis (TB) isolation and ventilation Provide mandatory training of health care personnel Consider logistics: Design efficient patient care areas (e.g., where to place sharps disposal containers) Identify solutions for sharps and hazardous waste disposal (such as syringes, scalpels) What kind of disposal container is most appropriate to contain waste/sharp Where to place sharps (clean & dirty) so personnel are least likely to incur occupational exposures Maintain ample stock of protective supplies (gloves, biohazard waste, sharps disposal) Decrease multiple uses of sharps Increase hand washing Develop & schedule regular equipment maintenance & waste disposal routines

HIV Screening (prevalence, surveillance: active duty & recruits) Requires personnel who are properly trained and educated Consider logistics: test kits, locations, building, clinics that will ensure confidentially Develop policy to standardize and ensure quality of: Laboratory testing Counseling guidelines Personnel training Offer & encourage counseling upon screening Testing options for HIV positives: HIV rapid testing ELISA testing CD4 counts Behavioral risk surveys to understand risk behavior Provide follow-up for positives

Surveillance Develop surveillance tools: Conduct seroprevalence survey Use data to: Estimate HIV infection prevalence in each military Map prevalence trends over time Estimate resource burden Create annual reports Set up a sentinel population

Voluntary Counseling & Testing (VCT) Ensure privacy of information/confidentially Be sensitive & aware of the potential discrimination & stigmatization the patient may encounter Ensure patient receives test results Provide & encourage counseling

Behavior Change Communication (BCC) Multi-level tool to promote and sustain risk-reducing behavior change in individuals and communities via tailored health messages in a variety of communication channels BCC can help: Increase safe sex practices Reduce stigma Increase demand for VCT, mother-to-child transmission Increase clinic visits for STIs, opportunistic infections (OIs), TB

Safe Blood Supply Provide personnel training Develop screening algorithm for blood supply usage Develop infrastructure capabilities

Mass Awareness Campaigns Provide media such as “Ambush Theater” that are more likely to be accepted in the community Develop mass media programming to include military-specific characters and themes Consider culture-specific language, behaviors, and perceptions when designing campaigns Identify myths and misconceptions Communication tools that can be utilized for mass awareness include: Radio Films/video Posters Newspapers Bulletin boards Training events

INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT

Communication & Coordination Establish phone and e-mail communication Improve Internet technology support Establish office so that information can be updated and communicated to all members of the organization Specify job descriptions and tasks for which each staff member/organization is responsible Limit number of levels of management

Department of Defense-Executed HIV/AIDS Rudimentary Civilian Construction/Refurbishment Projects Design & construct: HIV/AIDS education & training facilities Clinics, especially VCT centers HIV/AIDS diagnostic laboratories Blood banks & blood collection centers Supply warehouses solely supporting HIV/AIDS programs (e.g., climate-controlled, secure storage for antiretroviral pharmaceuticals) Small AIDS treatment and care hospitals Other (considered on a case-by-case basis)

Laboratory Equipment & Procedures Laboratory tests & equipment may include: Rapid test kits ELISA machine CD4 counter Microscope Magnetic bead CD4 cell separation materials Develop testing algorithm to ensure accuracy of positive HIV test results

HIV CARE and MANAGEMENT

HIV Diagnostics & Staging Capability Provide laboratory infrastructure and equipment Provide personnel training Conduct HIV disease monitoring (CD4 lymphocyte count, viral load, consider alternative options in resource-poor settings) Consider role of rapid tests (evaluation of rapid tests as available)

STI Syndromic Management Coinfection of STI increases likelihood of HIV transmission & acquisition: Syndromic management reduces HIV infection rates & provides an opportunity for HIV prevention education Provide preventive medicine: Establish programs to contact and test past sexual contacts of known STI patients Know current pharmacological data, sensitivities, most-effective drug regimens Set up clinics where patients may be followed up for progress Provide intensive sexual health training for STI patients

HIV Care and Treatment Management Training Provide: Management of HIV Treatment of endemic infectious diseases in HIV seropositives Treatment for OIs, TB, and malaria