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Parkland Pocket Guide, 3rd Edition:

248 page pocket-sized resource intended to be a guide to the treatment of the common manifestations of HIV and its related complications.  Twenty four authors with expertise in various medical specialties contributed to this guide.  Department of Health and Human Services guidelines for treatment are included.

 

Perinatal HIV Guidelines

Compiled by the Texas Consortium for Perinatal HIV Prevention, this 23-page handbook provides the health care professional with guidelines and recommendations for the prevention of perinatal HIV transmission in Texas

 

United States/Mexico Border Program

Traveling to Mexico and Latin America

A Guide for Persons Living with HIV/AIDS

This brochure includes helpful tips for persons with HIV?AIDS traveling to Mexico & Latin America as well as contact information to help the patient obtain the names, phone numbers and addresses of doctors who take care of people living with HIV/AIDS, at or near where they are going. 

 

Crossing the Border: Continuity of Care for HIV-Infected Patients Returning to Mexico

07/2008
Source: U.S. / Mexico Border AETC Steering Team (UMBAST); Pacific AETC; Mountain Plains AETC; Texas/Oklahoma AETC and AETC National Resource Center

Designed to be used in conjunction with the one-page handout entitled:

Recommendations for Providers Assisting HIV Patients Returning to Mexico

Assisting PLWHAs Returning to Mexico and other Latin American Countries

Clinicians Bi-National Roundtable

IV National Summit of HIV Treatment Educators

HIV Clinical Education and Bi-national Collaboration on the Texas/Mexico Border

Mexico-Antiretroviral Drugs/U.S. Comparison

Parkland Pocket Guide (in Spanish): 
Similar to the Parkland Pocket Guide, 3rd Edition, this guide is written in Spanish and includes the United States and the Mexican guidelines for treating HIV/AIDS.  This version is intended to provide Border clinicians the information they need to effectively treat HIV/AIDS along the U.S.-Mexico Border.

U.S. Mexico Border Resource Directory:  
This directory is intended to connect HIV/AIDS resources with the needs of the communities along the U.S.-Mexico border (100km or 61 miles north of the border of Mexico).  It provides local, regional, and national information on HIV/AIDS training resources for a range of providers, including physicians, nurses, mental health clinicians, and pharmacists as well as HIV/AIDS-related services for both providers and consumers.