Effective Interventions & Strategies Document

Yearly, the State Planning Group's Effective Intervention and Strategies Committee reviews and updates the list of evaluated science based interventions effective in reducing risky behavior. The document serves as a resource for health educators and HIV prevention planners.

The Committee is devoted to ensuring that you have the most recent science based interventions to review. The Committee provides the Effective Interventions and Strategies document in two volumes that are available to print.

Volume 1, Complete

This volume of the Effective Interventions and Strategies document contains all of the science-based interventions from 1988 to present.

Volume 2, Complete

This volume of the Effective Interventions and Strategies document contains science-based intervention from 2000 to present. This volume is also available in sections. To view specific sections, click the link below.

Introduction, Volume 2

Volume 2, Pages 1-9 (111KB PDF) This section includes:

Committee Members
Table of Contents
Defines Intervention and Strategy
How to Use Social and Behavioral Theory in Your HIV Prevention Program
Quick Reference Guide to Interventions

The following sections describe science based prevention interventions for different groups. These groups include:

Intervention type
Author
Article Title
Publication
Subpopulation
Intervention Design
Evaluated Outcome

Theories and models defined
Behavioral determinates across theoretical perspectives
CDC HIV Prevention Strategic Plan
Core elements of health education risk reduction activities
Intervention checklist for HIV prevention programs
Resource page list links used to produce the document

For more information please email Frank.Hayes@doh.wa.gov.

Links to external resources are provided as a public service and do not imply endorsement by the Washington State Department of Health.

Intervention Types

Theories & Models

Using Theory

Effective Interventions & Strategies Document

Volume 1, Complete

Volume 2, Complete

Introduction, Volume 2

Effective Interventions for HIV Positive Persons

Effective Interventions for Men Who Have Sex with Men

Effective Interventions for Injection Drug Users

Effective Interventions for Heterosexuals

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