International Course in Surveillance and Applied Epidemiology for
HIV Infection and AIDS
CDC, the Emory University School of Public Health, the Fogarty
International Center of the National Institutes of Health, the
Global Program on AIDS of the World Health Organization, the Pan
American Health Organization, and the U.S. Agency for International
Development will cosponsor the third International Course in
Surveillance and Applied Epidemiology for HIV and AIDS September
13-October 1, 1993, at CDC. The course is designed for public
health officials from developing countries who are responsible for
monitoring HIV infection and AIDS in their countries. Participants
will learn basic skills in surveillance, epidemiology, and the
development of prevention strategies for HIV infection and AIDS.
The course will be conducted in English. There is a tuition
fee. The deadline for application is December 30, 1992. Additional
information is available from PACE Enterprises, Inc., Attention:
Yvonne Chrimes, 17 Executive Park Drive, Suite 200, Atlanta, GA
30329; telephone (404) 633-8610; fax (404) 633-8745; or Telex 54957
CDCATL (Attention: NCID, DHA, E-50).
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