Title for MeetingAbstracts
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Utilizing nationally normed customer and provider satisfaction measures to inform policy and decisionmaking for the delivery and financing of care to children with special health care needs: case study of the Commonwealth of Virginia.
Utilizing PCM to assist Latino MSM to reduce their risk of HIV infection.
Utilizing peer education and target group empowerment to induce diffusional behavior change on a university campus.
Utilizing Print Media to raise awareness about HIV / AIDS amongst High Risk MSM sub-populations in Mumbai, India.
Utilizing religious leaders to promote behaviour change through AIDS education.
Utilizing strategic long range planning in a non-government organization's response to HIV/AIDS.
Utilizing technology as a tool for HIV prevention targeting men who have sex with men.
Utilizing the child- to-child approach to train children on HIV/AIDS and children's rights.
Utilizing the concept of social mobilization for a cost-effective multi-media campaign program.
Utilizing the Electronic Medical Record to Reduce Inappropriate Medication Use.
Utilizing the mass media to provide culturally relevant HIV education to Hispanic Americans.
Utilizing the performing arts to engender behavior change for young residents of an inner-city Jamaican community.
Utilizing traditional healing systems in provision of Care and Support services to selected resource limited rural communities of Uganda.
Utlizing the unique skills of Nurse Practitioners in the delivery of HIV Care and Support: A Model to Emulate.
Utricular and saccular projections of fetal rats raised in normal gravity and microgravity.
UV irradiation increases HIV long terminal repeat (LTR) driven expression of chloramphenical (CAT) in LTR/CAT transgenic mice.
Uveitogenic activity of Rifabutin and Clarithromycin in the Mycobacterium avium-infected beige mice.
Uzi practice and the spread of sexually transmitted infections/HIV/AIDS in Arochukwu south east of Nigeria.
Uzi System: A risky help for helpless women.