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Published on: October 6, 2016
Evaluating HIV Educational Materials for Older People
Laneshia R Conner1, Yohansa Fernández2, Eric Junious3
11 School of Social Work, Spalding University, Louisville, KY, USA.
Objective:
To address the gap in knowledge about HIV risk reduction materials that target older adults. This review offered a comprehensive and rigorous examination of HIV risk reduction education materials that targeted older adults in the United States, assessing the gap in their coverage and content.
Method:
A cross-sectional review of both print and Internet sources from state departments of public health, state and area agencies on aging, and web resources that targeted older populations was performed.
Results:
Of 29 health departments and 13 state and area agencies on aging that responded to the request, there were 9 HIV education materials identified that targeted older people. Of those materials, only 2 addressed the majority of aging-specific recommendations made from a previous study that described important HIV risk reduction information.
Discussion:
Recommendations are made about dissemination ideas to increase awareness and utilization of HIV educational materials.
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