DELIVERY MODELS AND TRAINING Sample Clauses

DELIVERY MODELS AND TRAINING. 3.3.1. OVERVIEW Primary distribution: This approach employs trained providers, either health professionals (e.g. healthcare workers, pharmacists, counselors) or lay providers (e.g. community- based distribution agents, peer-educators, community health care workers, expert clients, peer navigator, etc.) Even though they are professionals, healthcare workers and pharmacists still require additional orientation, training and information about HIVST to be able to provide adequate support and facilitate linkage to further testing, prevention and treatment. Secondary distribution: This refers to distribution among partners (including sexual and drug injecting partners) and via social networks by individual (either HIV positive or negative), who present at health care facilities or HIVST distribution points at community level and workplaces, pharmacies, etc. This approach can increase testing uptake among people who would otherwise not test and are at high risk of HIV infection (e.g. sexual or drug injecting partners of HIV positive index clients) and potentially help facilitate linkages to care and treatment. However, for this approach to be effective, it is important that the initial HIVST kit distribution include ( see also detailed SOP for secondary HIVST distribution): 3.3.2. COMMUNITY-BASED HIVST DISTRIBUTION‌ Community based distribution comprises of two models, targeted community- based distribution and HIVST distribution at community level that is integrated with conventional HTS, either through outreach or fixed HTS sites. In this model HIVST kits are offered at community level through targeted distribution ( targeting areas with HIV testing coverage and ART coverage gaps or where priority populations can be found) via home delivery or in social venues such as marketplaces, transport hubs, busy streets, bars and beer halls.This model relies on providers to promote HIVST and offer (free) test kits to users. Self- test kit users can also collect kits from the community-based distributors home or from other more permanent distribution points, if preferred. In addition to providing kits, CBDs and other HIVST distributors can support users throughout the testing process, as necessary. While CBDs do not need to be medical professionals, they should have a minimum of level of education and reside in the community they will serve. In the STAR initiative, we found participatory approaches to be effective, with community members nominating candidates following co...
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