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Community-Based Dental Partnership Program Grantees Program Description The Community-Based
Dental Partnership Program of the Health Resources and Services
Administration (HRSA), HIV/AIDS
Bureau funds eligible dental schools, postdoctoral dental education
programs, and dental hygiene programs to increase access to oral health
care for unserved and underserved rural and urban HIV-positive populations.
The goal of this program is to address unmet oral health care needs for
unserved HIV positive populations, and to train new generations of dental
providers who are prepared to manage the oral health care of people with
HIV. Grant applicants were encouraged to develop creative multi-partner
community-based collaborations that balance power and share resources
among partners and develop innovative curriculum design, quality improvement
programs, and program assessment methods that involve the partner programs'
staff and patients in every facet of the project. Community-Based Dental Partnership Program Grantees - Alphabetical by State Click here for abstracts of grantee programs. Arizona California Colorado Illinois Kentucky Louisiana Massachusetts Mississippi New Jersey New York Columbia
University School of Dental & Oral Surgery Oregon Technical Assistance and Training Community-Campus Partnerships for Health (CCPH) is working with the Community-Based Dental Partnership program grantees and partners to assess and respond to their training and technical assistance needs. In November 2003, CCPH prepared a Technical Assistance Report based on telephone interviews conducted with principal investigators, staff and partners. In March 2004, grantees participated in a conference call to discuss the report, their successes and challenges, and suggestions for future conference calls and in-person meetings. Click here for an edited transcript of the conference call discussion. The grantees gathered in August 2004 for the Ryan White CARE Act Grantee Conference in Washington, DC, which included several sessions focused on oral health. Click here for more information about these sessions. The grantees gathered for a one-day meeting in August 2006 in Washington DC, timed to coincide with the Ryan White CARE Action Grantee meeting. The meeting was facilitated by Karen Yoder, CCPH Consultant and Director of the Division of Community Dentistry in the Department of Preventive and Community Dentistry at Indiana University School of Dentistry. Click here for meeting notes. CHECK BACK HERE for educational factsheets! CARE Act Technical Information & Education library, 'CATIE', contains tools for implementing CARE Act HIV/AIDS care programs, including planning and service delivery topics. Materials are from HRSA/HAB and CARE Act program. HIV/AIDS Resources HRSA HIV/AIDS Bureau External Links page contains a comprehensive list of links to HIV/AIDS program planning and service organizations. HIVDENT is a not-for-profit
coalition of concerned health care professionals committed to assuring
access to high quality oral health care services for adults, adolescents,
and children The Dental Alliance for AIDS/HIV
Care is an association of dental healthcare workers and other concerned
professionals organized to provide clinical oral health care for Oral Health Click here for other oral health resources on the CCPH website. Partnership Resources Community-campus partnerships involve communities and higher educational institutions as partners, and may address such areas as health professions education (i.e., through service-learning), health care delivery, research (i.e., through community-based participatory research), community service, community-wide health improvement (i.e., through Healthy Communities initiatives), and community/economic development. Click here to view resources on the CCPH website For more information, contact Sarena D. Seifer at 206-616-4305
or sarena@u.washington.edu,
or visit www.ccph.info Service-Learning Resources Service-Learning in Dental/Dental Hygiene, click here for workshop handouts and course syllabi examples. CCPH Service-Learning Institutes, click here for more information on these technical assistance/training opportunities that include national experts in service-learning, health professions faculty who have incorporated community service into their courses and community leaders who have developed service-learning partnerships with health professions schools. Service-Learning tools and resources, click here
to view materials on the CCPH website.
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