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list of organisations |
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AEGIS
: Good international AIDS information site (from treatment
to political), with links to the latest news from a
variety of agencies
African
HIV Policy Network (AHPN) : Umbrella organisation
for African community groups addressing HIV & sexual
health
AIDS2008
: Information on the 17th International AIDS Conference
held in Mexico City in August, 2008
AIDS2010
: Information on the 18th International AIDS Conference
held in Vienna in July, 2010
AIDS2012
: Information on the 19th International AIDS Conference
to be held in Washington DC in July, 2012
Aids
Action Europe : Network of community based organisations
fighting against AIDS in Europe and Central Asia
AIDS.ORG
: Mainly treatment information, for health professionals
and people affected by HIV/AIDS
AIDSmap
: Comprehensive site from the National AIDS Manual,
particularly useful for people living with HIV and AIDS.
Plus database of AIDS organisations worldwide, and information
for developing countries from the International HIV/AIDS
Alliance
All
Party Parliamentary Group on HIV and AIDS : Backbench
group of MPs and Peers in UK Parliament
Association
Francois-Xavier Bagnoud : Specialises in paediatric
HIV/AIDS and human rights, especially children's
AVERT
: Charity dealing with health education and research,
provides good information on its website, including
for young people
Bandolier
: An online newsletter on evidence-based medicine
The
Body : Good general guide to HIV and AIDS
British
Association for Sexual Health and HIV (BASHH) :
Leading professional representative body for those practicing
sexual health including the management of STIs and HIV
in the UK
British
HIV Association (BHIVA) : Leadng UK professional
association representing professionals in HIV care
British
Medical Association (BMA) : The doctors' trade union.
Site includes publications on medical ethics and scientific
issues as well as BMA policy and member services
British
Psychological Society Faculty for Sexual Health &
HIV : Forum for psychologists, and other professionals
working in the area of sexual health and HIV
Canadian
HIV/AIDS Legal Network : Policy research and reports
on legal, ethical and human rights issues
Care
Quality Commission : The health and social care
regulator for England
Centers
for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) : US lead
federal agency for disease prevention and health promotion
Centre
for HIV & Sexual Health : Organisation dealing
with health promotion and training. Produces SHINE
magazine (Sexual Health Information News Exchange)
Charities
Aid Foundation (CAF) : Information for and about
the non-profit world
Children's
HIV Association of UK and Ireland (CHIVA) : An association
of professionals who are committed to providing excellence
in the care of children infected or affected by HIV
and their families
Department
of Health : Sexual health section of large government
website. See also main site Department
of Health which includes details of government publications
and NHS circulars
Department
for International Development (DFID) : UK government
department, "working to promote sustainable development
and eliminate poverty"
Dieticians
in HIV/AIDS : Registered dieticians who specialise
or have an interest in HIV/AIDS
Division
of HIV/AIDS (DHAP) - MMWR Reports on HIV/AIDS :
Mainly epidemiological reports from the USA
Drug
donations website : Site developed by NGO consortium,
offering information and guidelines about donation of
medicines to developing countries and Central and Eastern
Europe
eForums
: International, regional, national and issue-based
email discussion forums for information-sharing and
debate on HIV, health and development
Essential
Drugs and other Medicines (EDM) : The WHO's Action
Programme on Essential Drugs, providing key drugs (including
those for) to developing countries
General
Medical Council (GMC) : Regulatory body for UK medical
profession ("protecting patients, guiding doctors").
Site includes guidance on standards of practice
George
House Trust : Charity supporting people affected
by HIV in North West England
GLADD
(Gay and Lesbian Association of Doctors and Dentists)
: Provides professional and social support for gay,
lesbian and bisexual doctors, dentists, medical and
dental students
GNP+
: The Global Network of People Living with HIV and AIDS
Greater
Manchester Sexual Health Network : Local sexual
health network
GUNA
: Genito Urinary Nurses Association
Healthlink
Worldwide : Excellent resource base for people working
in developing countries
Health
Protection Agency : HIV/AIDS, STI and other infectious
disease surveillance, regular statistics on numbers
of reported HIV and AIDS cases, other STIs, anonymous
HIV prevalence surveys, and GUM waiting times audit
Herpes
Viruses Association : Charity providing information
and advice to people affected by herpes simplex and
other herpes viruses
HIVPA
: HIV Pharmacy Association
HIV/AIDS
Policy Compendium : A collection of international
policies and laws including national strategies and
programme plans, from the Futures Group
HIV
i-base : HIV treatment information for healthcare
professionals and HIV positive people
HIVInsite : A general information site run by leading
HIV/AIDS specialists at the University of California
in San Francisco. Good, but very US-oriented
House
of Parliament Home Page : Includes searchable Hansard
IAPAC
(International Association of Physicians in AIDS Care)
: General site with a clinical focus; includes Human
Rights section to honour Jonathan Mann
ICASO
: International Council of AIDS Service Organizations
ICW :
The International Community of Women Living with HIV
and AIDS
Independent
Advisory Group on Sexual Health and HIV : Monitors
progress and advises government on implementation of
the sexual health and HIV strategy for England
Infectious
Disease Research Network (IDRN) : Forum for ID researchers
to collaborate, with funding and training bulletins,
researchers database, and other useful resources
International
AIDS Economics Network (IAEN) : Provides access
to materials on HIV/AIDS from the World Bank, UNAIDS,
USAID, European Commission and IAEN
International
AIDS Society : Professional society for those engaged
in HIV/AIDS prevention, control and care, which organises
international AIDS conferences
John
Hopkins University AIDS Service : Designed for care
providers, includes bi-monthly newsletter The Hopkins
HIV Report
The
King's Fund : Leading independent health charity
with London focus, strong on health policy
Medical
Research Council : Government funded research agency
Medscape
: The HIV/AIDS section of a reputable medical site,
often has accounts of the latest research
NANCSH
: National Association of Nurses for Contraception and
Sexual Health
National
AIDS Treatment Advocacy Project (USA) : USA-based
site providing treatment information for professionals
and people with HIV
National
AIDS Trust : Charity which develops policies and
campaigns on HIV
National
Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (NICE)
: Provides national guidance on promotion of good
health, and prevention and treatment of ill health.
Now incorporates functions of previous Health Development
Agency
National
Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID)
: Provides an overview of HIV-specific research, programmes
and publications of the National Institute of Health
(NIH)
in the USA
NHIVNA
: National HIV Nurses Association
NHS
Direct Online : A gateway site to health information
on the net
Positively
UK: Charity working to improve the quality of life
for people affected by HIV
ProCAARE
: Email list focusing on HIV/AIDS epidemiology and treatment,
intended mainly for developing countries
Public
Health Observatories : Regional network of centres
for publichealth development
Roche
HIV : Roche HIV treatment developments and updates
for physicians
Royal
College of General Practitioners : The voice of
GPs on education, training and standards
Royal
College of Physicians : HIV testing guidelines for
general medical services now available online. See also
Royal
College of Physicians (London) and Royal
College of Physicians (Edinburgh) : responsible
for education, setting standards, and examinations for
specialists in general medicine
Royal
College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists : Responsible
for education, setting standards, and examinations for
specialists in obstetrics and gynaecology
Royal
Society of Medicine : Provides accredited courses
for continuing professional development for doctors
and other healthcare professionals in the UK
SatelLife
: Organisation using satellite and internet technology
to provide information for health professionals in developing
countries
Sex
Education Forum : Authority on sex and relationships
education, based at the National Children's Bureau
Sex
Worth Talking About : A site for young people that
provides clear up-to-date information on sexual health
issues
South
West London HIV & GUM Clinical Services Network
(SWAGNET) : Local HIV and GUM network
SSHA
: Society of Sexual Health Advisers
Terrence
Higgins Trust : Major charity providing services
to people affected by HIV, and health promotion
UK
CAB (Community Advisory Board): Email discussion
group open to HIV-positive people and community organisations
UK
Consortium on AIDS and International Development
: A group of UK based organisations working together
to understand and develop effective approaches to the
problems created by the HIV epidemic in developing countries
The
UK Health Centre : A gateway which aims to provide
links to all UK health-related sites for the public
and professionals
UNAIDS
: Homepage of the United Nations HIV/AIDS programme
United
Nations Development Programme (UNDP) : Includes
information on UNDP role on AIDS and reports highlighting
links between HIV and development
The
University of York Centre for Health Economics :
A research institution which specialises in health economics
Wellcome
Trust Online : Information from the world's largest
medical research charity
WHO
: The World Health Organization
worldAIDSday.org
: Website by the National AIDS Trust on this year's
World AIDS Campaign and events in the UK
World
Bank : Intergovernmental body providing loans and
other assistance to reduce poverty in the developing
world, including tackling HIV and AIDS
If you are worried about your
own health or that of a friend or relative, you could
also ring the confidential National Sexual Health Helpline
0800 567 123 (24 hours) or THT Direct Helpline 0808
802 1221 (Mon-Fri 10am-10pm, Sat-Sun 12-6pm).
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