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Manuals
TrainPharm Trainer's Manual
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The Pharmacists and Continuing Education (PACE) Center at Howard University Continuing Education's (HUCE) Office of International Programs is in the process of concluding its three-year TrainPharm Project. The project, a collaboration between HUCE and the University of Medicine and Pharmacy in Cluj , Romania , began in 1999 in an effort to increase the contribution of pharmacists in primary health care. Funded by the United States Agency for International Development, the project is in support of the agency's objective 3.2, the Improved Welfare of Women and Children in Romania , with a primary emphasis on Women's Health Services, Reproductive Health and Family Planning. The project
met this objective by conducting skills enhancement workshops for over 1000 pharmacists.
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TrainPharm Participant's Manual
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The Pharmacists and Continuing Education (PACE) Center at Howard University Continuing Education's (HUCE) Office of International Programs is in the process of concluding its three-year TrainPharm Project. The project, a collaboration between HUCE and the University of Medicine and Pharmacy in Cluj , Romania , began in 1999 in an effort to increase the contribution of pharmacists in primary health care. Funded by the United States Agency for International Development, the project is in support of the agency's objective 3.2, the Improved Welfare of Women and Children in Romania , with a primary emphasis on Women's Health Services, Reproductive Health and Family Planning. The project met this objective by conducting skills enhancement workshops for over 1000 pharmacists.
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Best Practice Manual
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The primary goal of this Best Practices Guide for Project Pharmacies is to describe a mechanism for the improvement of clinical care for persons who are living with HIV/AIDS in the project's focus states in Nigeria. This is accomplished through a strengthened pharmacy system and the provision of pharmacist-directed service interventions within a framework of pharmaceutical care. It is intended that this Guide serve as a training reference to facilitate rapid scale-up in pharmacies of the health facilities involved in the GHAIN project.
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AWAP Project Report
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Spanning from January - December, 2001, the Anglophone West Africa Project was a collaboration between the PACE Center and the Pharmacists Against HIV/AIDS/STI's in West Africa, designed to more fully engage pharmacists in West Africa in the fight against these infections. The project was funded by USAID, in support of its key intermediate objective 2.1 - improved access to quality services.
The goal of the project was to evaluate the current ability of pharmacists to provide HIV/AIDS prevention information and referral services, and to present this information to donor agencies to consider support for increased focus on pharmacists and pharmacy personnel role in these efforts.
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