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Perinatal HIV transmission is a sentinel health event.

The FIMR/HIV Prevention Methodology is a young program, never-the-less, there are a number of informative and useful resources available in a variety of formats.

The FIMR/HIV Prevention Methodology National Resource Center is an electronic learning center housed at CityMatCH that offers training and guidance to communities currently implementing the methodology and provides information for those who may be interested in starting a program.

FIMR/HIV: Pilot Project Overview & Lessons Learned is an in-depth discussion of the methodology and highlights the experiences of the three pilot projects.

FIMR/HIV Pilot- Initial Findings is an explanation of the methodology and a summary of the pilot project findings in poster format.

FIMR/HIV Prevention Methodology is a slide set detailing the case review and community action process.

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