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Behavioral Surveillance: Project ACXION |
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National HIV Behavioral Surveillance (NHBS) is
a surveillance system that monitors behaviors that place people at risk for
HIV infection. NHBS involves a repeated cross-sectional
survey and involves HIV testing of populations at high risk for HIV
infection: men who have sex with men, injection drug users,
and heterosexuals at risk for HIV infection. |
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About |
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NHBS-MSM |
NHBS-IDU |
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NHBS-HET |
NHBS-MSM2 |
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Resources |
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University of
Miami, School of Medicine, Department of Epidemiology and Public Health
Public Health Reports on Behavioral Surveillance |
For more information regarding
Behavioral Surveillance: Project ACXION,
please contact the
Prevention Section, Bureau of HIV/AIDS. |
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Program Evaluation and
Monitoring System (PEMS) |
PEMS is a web-based program that was designed as a tool
for health
departments, community-based organizations, and the Centers for
Disease Control and Prevention to evaluate and monitor HIV prevention
programs. It facilitates improvement in data
collection, reporting, analysis, interpretation, and program delivery.
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Quick Guide
(141KB)
Rules of Behavior Admin (123KB)
Rules of Behavior User (120KB) |
Question & Answer
(43KB)
PEMS Security Summary (841KB)
PEMS Variables by Module (37KB) |
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For more information regarding
the Program Evaluation and Monitoring System,
please contact the
Prevention Section, Bureau of HIV/AIDS. |
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Florida Corrections Program |
The Florida Department of Health, Bureau of HIV/AIDS, has made a
concerted effort for many years to implement programs in prisons and
jails to assist HIV-infected inmates prepare for the return to their local
communities. Many of the current programs include interventions
that will help inmates reenter society with optimal health and a clear
understanding of how to avoid passing the virus to others. Many of
these programs also have a counseling and testing component, not only
for HIV, but for other sexually transmitted diseases (syphilis, gonorrhea, and chlamydia) and hepatitis B and C.
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HIV in Prisons Report, 2005(43KB)
Florida Linking Inmates Needing Care (LINC) Final Report
HIV Transmission Among Male Inmates in a State Prison System - Georgia
Hepatitis Testing and Treatment in State Prisons 2004 (49KB)
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For more information regarding the Florida
Corrections Program,
please contact the
Prevention Section, Bureau of HIV/AIDS. |
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For other Information not
located on this page visit
Florida's Trends & Statistics. |
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For more information regarding
Research,
Data, and Evaluation,
please contact the
Prevention Section, Bureau of HIV/AIDS. |
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