Resources
Erasmus
Reports
HIV-AIDS
Studies
- Evaluation of professional integration services for HIV-positive young people (Report 2009)
- Survey on HIV Risk Behavior Among Young People Living with HIV / AIDS in Romania (Report, October 2009)
- Behavioral survey among HIV-positive young people (Report 2009)
Guides
- Methodology of the Mother-to-Child HIV Infection Prevention Program (PMTCT) – 2006 revised edition
- Voluntary Counseling and Testing (VCT) Extension Program Methodology – Revised 2006
- Textbook for caring for HIV-positive children (2004)
- Textbook for the care of HIV-positive pregnant women (2004)
Courses
- General information about HIV / AIDS (2005)
- HIV Counseling for Pregnant Women (2005)
- HIV Testing Counseling (2005)
- Prevention of HIV transmission in medical practice (2005)
- The role of the family doctor in preventing the vertical transmission of HIV infection (2005)
- The role of the infectious disease physician in preventing the vertical transmission of HIV infection (2005)
- The role of the obstetrician in preventing the vertical transmission of HIV infection (2005)
- The role of midwives in preventing the vertical transmission of HIV infection (2005)
- The role of the neonatologist in preventing the vertical transmission of HIV infection (2005)
Informative-Educational Materials
- Guide for parliamentarians on involvement in the national response to HIV / AIDS and Tuberculosis (2009)
- “The Right Word” HIV / AIDS Guide for Journalists (2005)
- Brochure for teenagers “HIV is not visible, but it exists!” (2004)
- Leaflet “What Every Pregnant Woman Should Know” (2004)
- Brochure for parents (2005)
- Pregnancy Diary (2004)
- Leaflet for HIV-positive pregnant woman “Keep Living” (2004)
- Brochure for HIV-positive teens “Love = sex?” (2004)
- Brochure “Sexually Transmitted Infections” (2004)
- Leaflet “Rules for personal hygiene” (2004)
- HIV Test Booklet (2004))
- The booklet “The difference that saves your life!” (2003)
Tuberculosis
Courses:
Tuberculosis Guides for Civil Society:
- The importance of involving non-governmental organizations in tuberculosis reduction and elimination activities [RO, 2017]
- Assessing the need to eliminate and reduce tuberculosis in a community [RO, 2017]
- Active identification of TB suspects in the community [RO, 2017]
- Information, Education, Communication [RO, 2017]
- Increasing adherence to treatment by direct observation [RO, 2017]
- Improving the quality of life for the TB patient [RO, 2017]
- Suport psiho-social și pentru reintegrarea pe piața muncii [RO, 2017]
- Psycho-social support and for reintegration into the labor market [RO, 2017]
- Advocacy for tuberculosis reduction and elimination [RO, 2017]
Publications:
- GLC Monitoring Mission Report – 2017 [RO]
- GLC Monitoring Mission Report – 2016 [EN]
- Report of the Technical Assistance Mission of the World Health Organization on the Review of the Procurement System for Tuberculosis [RO, 2016]
- Brochure Tuberculosis is cured [RO, asptmr.ro, 2016]
- Reports of TB patients [RO, asptmr.ro, 2016]
- Draft law on tuberculosis prevention and control measures [RO, 2016]
- Draft Law on Tuberculosis Prevention and Control Measures – Reason [RO, 2016]
- GLC Monitoring Mission Report – Europe 2015 [EN]
- The Paradigm Shift 2016-2020 [EN, StopTBPartnership, 2015]
- Report of the World Health Organization Technical Assistance Mission on Outpatient TB Care Reform [EN, 2015]
- Brochure Tuberculosis / Control through diagnosis, treatment, information [RO, control-tb.marius-nasta.ro, 2015]
- Review of the national turbulence program in Romania [EN, 2014]
- Review of the national turbulence program in Romania [EN, 2014]
- Report of the GLC / Europe Mission, monitoring the implementation of the MDR-TB prevention and management plan in Romania – April 2012 [RO]
- Guide for parliamentarians on involvement in the national response to HIV / AIDS and Tuberculosis [RO, 2009]
Useful sites:
- Stop TB Romania Partnership [RO] – aims to eradicate tuberculosis from the world, a curable disease that still kills three people every minute. Founded in 2001, the Partnership’s mission is to serve every person who is vulnerable to TB and to ensure that high quality treatment is available to all who need it.
- Marius Nasta Institute of Pneumoftiziology [RO]– since its establishment, the Institute focuses its activity on three levels, namely the training of specialized staff, the creation and consolidation of strong links with health facilities in the territory and scientific research, its main objective being to establish a unitary concept to combat tuberculosis. criteria for the development of the specialized network, in accordance with the main epidemiological aspects.
- Center for Health Policy and Services [RO]– The Center for Health Policy and Services (CPSS) is an independent, non-profit, non-political foundation with legal personality, established in December 1999. It assumes the mission of promoting quality health services, active participation in fulfillment of the role of catalyst for the debate on health policies and the development of projects on health services and public health.
- Association for the Support of Tuberculosis Patients MDR [RO]– was founded in 2011 as a non-governmental, non-profit organization. The main activity is to focus on the needs of patients with TB and MDR-TB: their representation before the authorities. The organization is growing in order to meet the specific needs of patients. For the time being, it addresses specific needs, having recently developed a strategic plan that is being implemented.
- World Health Organization [EN] – aims to build a better, healthier future for people around the world. Working in offices in more than 150 countries, WHO staff work with governments and other partners to ensure the highest level of health for all.
- Global TB Caucus [EN] -a single international network of political representatives with support in more than 100 countries. Led by its members for its members, with the support of a dedicated Secretariat, the members of the Caucus work collectively and individually to end the TB epidemic.
- World Health Organization – Office for Europe [EN] – WHO is the authority responsible for public health within the United Nations system. The WHO Regional Office for Europe (WHO Europe) is one of the six WHO regional offices worldwide.
- TBResults UK (section dedicated to the fight agains) [EN] – An international NGO that aims to end extreme poverty through advocacy and campaigns. The Truth about TB runs the “TB Truth” program in the UK – the UK’s national tuberculosis charity, helping people save lives in the UK, Zambia, Malawi and Zimbabwe.
- Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, USA – The mission of the Tuberculosis Elimination Directorate (DTBE) is to promote health and quality of life by preventing, controlling, and possibly eliminating tuberculosis in the United States.
- Stop TB International Partnership [EN] – aims to eradicate tuberculosis from the world, a curable disease that still kills three people every minute. Founded in 2001, the Partnership’s mission is to serve every person who is vulnerable to TB and to ensure that high quality treatment is available to all who need it.
- TB Europe Coalition [EN] -the informal advocacy alliance, which shares a commitment to raising awareness of tuberculosis and raising the political will to control the disease in the WHO European region and worldwide.
- The program dedicated to the professional and social reintegration of people affected by Tuberculosis– aims to set up special psycho-social care, counseling and vocational guidance services for people with TB, thus providing good practice models, but also to properly inform the general public about TB and to reduce the risk of tuberculosis. discrimination and stigma against people with TB through a national campaign.
- Improving the health of the Romanian population by increasing tuberculosis control -The general objective of the project is to strengthen the control of tuberculosis in Romania, with a focus on multidrug resistant and extremely resistant tuberculosis (TB-MDR / XDR) and on poor and vulnerable groups.
Autism
1. Strengthening local counseling and support services for parents of children and adolescents with ASD (Autism Spectrum Disorder)
Studies:
Guides and manuals:
- The Guide to the 100 Days (2015)
- Guide for parents (2014)
- Guide for Siblings (2014)
- Grandparents Guide (2014)
2. Prepared community, integrated child – support for the school and social integration of children with autism spectrum disorders
Guides and manuals:
3.Together we are a voice!
Reports:
4. And they must have a chance!
Guides and manuals:
- Guide to the first 100 days (2013) (A tool that provides families with the essential information they need in the first 100 days after being diagnosed with autism)
- Guide for Friends of Families with Children with Autism (2013) (How your friend might feel when diagnosed)
- Dental Guide for Families with Children with Autism (2013)
- Guide for parents (2013)
- Guide to Asperger’s Syndrome and High Functional Autism (2013)
- Guide for Siblings of Children with Autism (2013)
- Grandparents Guide (2013)
Studies:
- Evaluation report of the services offered in the 40 TSA centers in the country, established by the project – August 2013
- Attitude of the Romanian public towards autism – quantitative research, October 2011
- Attitude of the Romanian public towards autism – qualitative research, October 2011
- Autism. Opinion poll among family doctors – June 2011
- Educational integration of children with ASD. Focus groups – June 2011
5. MASPA – Measures to promote non-discrimination and social inclusion in schools, communities and the labor market for people with autism, with a focus on Roma communities
Studies:
Toolkits:
Others
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