Director, Office of International Programs: Bisola Ojikutu, MD
bisola_ojikutu@hms.harvard.edu
The Office of International Programs supports members of the Harvard medical community in their efforts to pursue ethical research, care, treatment, prevention and education of people affected by HIV/AIDS around the world. The office accomplishes this by:
- Identifying, establishing and supporting model programs for international AIDS education, treatment, and research.
- Fostering collaborations among Harvard faculty and staff involved in international AIDS activities.
- Emphasizing evaluation of affiliated programs, including their effectiveness in meeting intended objectives.
- Providing guidance and support for members of the Harvard community in the design, implementation and evaluation of international AIDS education, prevention, treatment and research programs. Extending the resources of the Harvard Medical School Division of AIDS to the global community.
*Botswana
*China Xi'an Province
*Gabon
*Ghana
*Haiti
*India
*Jamaica
*Organization of Eastern Caribbean States
*South Africa
* Vietnam
Zulu Warriors Take Up Their Spears Against HIV: Sunday Times: 6/18/06
Quarterly OIP International HIV Lecture Series-1/30/07: Dr. Lisa Hirschhorn, "Quality and Quantity: A Challenge in ART Scale-up " (WMV Streaming)
Quarterly OIP International HIV Lecture Series-6/7/06: Dr. Shahin Lockman, "Prevention of Mother-to-Child Transmission in Botswana " (WMV Streaming)
Quarterly OIP International HIV Lecture Series-1/17/06: Dr. Jennifer Furin, "Global Health Equity- A Novel Training Program for Medical Residents" (WMV Streaming)
Interview with Dr. Eric Krakauer on AIDS pallative care in Vietnam
WHO's Guidelines for a Public Health Approach to Scaling Up ARV Therapy
South Africa Cabinet Approves AIDS Operational Plan
Study: Cost effectiveness of ARV treatment for HIV+ adults in a South African Township
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