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Subject:
New INFO Hot Topic Collections Available Online
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Tue, 12 Feb 2008 13:58:11 -0500
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Where can you find information and resources about: Family planning choices for women with HIV, Contraceptive Implants, Injectables, and Developing a continuing-client strategy?  The INFO Project's Hot Topic Collections Web site (http://www.infoforhealth.org/hot_topic_collections/index.shtml) is a one-stop source for cutting-edge, evidence-based health information. The easy-to-access thematic collections include new publications, training tools, materials and online features that help public health practitioners turn research into practice. 

Each Hot Topic Collection includes:

·        Publications: Download the latest evidence-based publications from the INFO Project including Population Reports,  INFO Reports, and Global Health Technical Briefs.

·        Training: Access up-to-date training materials related to each topic including Q&As,   eLearning courses and PowerPoint presentations.

·        Networks and Communities: Join online communities and discussion forums where you can discuss topics in more detail.  Comment on the latest news and research findings on the INFO Blog. 

·        Other Resources: Link to other resources including full report bibliographies and Family Planning: A Global Handbook for Providers.   

 

Look for the Hot Topics icon on selected INFO products.  Items with this logo are part of a collection.  Click on the logo and you'll be brought to the collection where you can find more information about that topic.

 

Best regards,

Seth Rosenblatt, MA, MPH

Program Specialist

INFO Project

Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health

Center for Communication Programs

111 Market Place, Suite 310

Baltimore, Maryland

Phone: 410-659-6380

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http://www.infoforhealth.org


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