Intex Management Institute offers Online and Distance Learning Diploma Course in HIV and AIDS

Start Date: 12th March 2021

Course End Date: 12th Nov 2021

Registration Deadline: 11th March 2021

Diploma Course in HIV and AIDS

Course overview

HIV appeared on our planet in 1981 and the first cases were reported in India in Mumbai and Chennai in 1986. This killer disease has drained economy of several countries and human survival continues to be a major issue in some countries particularly in the African Continent. The recent estimates about HIV/AIDS status in India is certainly comforting as the spread of this disease is currently under control in most parts of the country although the situation continues to be grim in the state of Manipur where the infection rate is around 9 to 11 per cent while the national adult infection rate is well below one per cent at around .34 per cent.

Course Objective

By the end of this Manual you should be able to:

ü  Explain the meaning of HIV/AIDS and their relationship.

ü  Explain the origin and classification of HIV/AIDS.

ü  Explain the relationship between HIV and Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs).

ü  Explain the current status in the spread of HIV/AIDS from global, African and Kenyan perspectives.

ü  Identify factors that contribute to the spread of HIV/AIDS in Kenya.

ü  Explore nutrition and HIV and AIDS

Module One

1. Global and National Scenario of HIV/AIDS
2. HIV/AIDS Disease Profile    
3. Misconceptions of HIV/AIDS/STDs
4. History of HIV/AIDS
5. Transmission of HIV through Sex    
6. Transmission of HIV through Blood 
7. Mother to Child Transmission of HIV          
8. HIV Testing and Issues Involved     
9. Moral Issues on HIV Testing 
10. HIV/AIDS Prevention and Control: Government Initiatives          
11. HIV/AIDS Prevention and Control: Personal Aspects        

Module Two

1. HIV/AIDS and Women
2. HIV/AIDS and Children
3. HIV/AIDS and Substance Abuse
4. STDs and their Management
5. HIV/AIDS and the Workplace
6. HIV/AIDS and It’s Implication for Individual, Family and Community
7. HIV/AIDS Education and Behavior Modification
8. Care of the Person with HIV/AIDS
9. Care of the Terminally Ill

Module three

1. Meaning and Current status of HIV/AIDS
2. Family Life Education And HIV/AIDS
3. Adolescence and HIV/AIDS
4. Deviant Behaviour and Drug Abuse
5. Impacts of HIV/AIDS
6. Management of HIV/AIDS
7. Continuum of Care
8. Societal Influences on HIV/AIDS Transmission and Prevention
9. HIV/AIDS and Ethical Issues
10. HIV/AIDS and Law
11. Rights of People living with HIV/AIDS (PHLAs)
12. HIV/AIDS Related International Legislations

Module Four

1. Nutrition and Infections/Disease
2. The Normal and Modified Therapeutic Diets
3. Fevers
4. Gastro Intestinal Tract (GIT) DISORDERS
5. Liver Diseases
6. Kidney Disorders
7. Diabetes Mellitus
8. Cardiovascular Diseases
9. Weight Management
10. Food Nutrition and HIV/AIDS
11. Nutrient Requirements for People Living With HIV (PLHIV)
12. Nutrition for Pregnant and Lactating Mothers Living With HIV
13. Infant and Young Child Feeding In the Context of HIV/AIDS
14. Nutrition Assessment and Diagnosis
15. Care and Support for People Living With HIV
16. Nutrition and Medication in HIV/AIDS
17. Food/Nutrition Based Intervention: Food by Prescription (FBP)
18. Food and Nutrition Security and HIV/AIDS
19. Nutrition Counselling In HIV and AIDS, TB and Opportunistic Infections
20. Reporting, Monitoring and Evaluation

Course Organizers

Intex Management Institute was registered in 1983. We have been offering a wide range of Human Resource Management training programs both online and open workshops, building capacity to enhance effective service delivery for NGOs, CBOs, Public and Private sector.We have trained and currently training participants from various organizations across Africa such as UNDP - Burundi, World Food Programme - Zimbabwe, SOS Children – Somalia,  and specifically organization from South Sudan are State Ministry of Education, MEDAIR, Norwegian Refugee - Liberia, Zenab for Women Development, Action AID, Caritas, International Organization for Migration, International Committee of the Red Cross, UNHCR, Save the Children, Medical Corps, Peace Relief Development, World Vision, Action Against Hunger,  UNICEF, Plan International, Norwegian Refugee Council, Johanniter International, Islamic Relief Worldwide, Peace Relief Development , AMREF, World Health Organization, USAID,  International Committee of the Red Cross, Action Africa Help (AAH) International, Catholic Relief Services (CRS) just to mention but a few.

Training Methodology

• All training materials will be availed through online or distance learning
• You will receive weekly feedback from our committed instructors
• You are expected to submit bi-weekly assignments electronically
• Your commitment time: 5 – 6 hours per week
• Learn at your own time schedule
• At the end of the course you will be issued with a certificate.

 Other Requirements 

• You will be required to use email, upload and download documents in ms-word, or PDF format
• Send assignments by email
• An offline DVD or hand copies of the training materials may be sent to those who do not have access to the internet.

Learning materials

Course materials, exercises and templates will be provided at the beginning of the course

Course Exercises

Students are required to test their own learning by completing exercises and tasks for each unit of the course.

Course Assignments

Students will be required to submit four assignments to demonstrate their understanding of the course content.

Course Duration       :      32 Weeks (8Months)

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