CruzWhitley--HIV Vaccine Research video

CruzWhitley--HIV Vaccine Research video

by Jessica -

A. Describe one tool that you will employ in your intervention strategy using the following domains....

  1. Tool—type: video education tool
  2. Target Population: HIV negative Latino and Black MSM age 18-29
  3. Target Behavior: HIV vaccine research education and enrollment in HIV vaccine research
  4. PRECEDE Category: Predisposing, Enabling, Reinforcing
  5. Platform: Education and Decision Support

 

B. For a multi-tool intervention strategy, use the PER worksheet attached to describe how you will address each of the PRECEDE framework components (Predisposing, Enabling and Reinforcing). You may download this PER worksheet and/or copy/paste.

(I couldn't download the worksheet for some reason)

Predisposing:

Know: Address what is HIV Vaccine Research;  What has been done in HIV vaccine research

Believe: Why we need people to participate in HIV vaccine research; Benefits and Risks

 Enabling:

Be Able To Do: How you can participate, Number to call to find the closest research center

Reinforcing:

Quotes from past participants; local organizations that participate in HIV vaccine research

 

 

 

 

Re: CruzWhitley--HIV Vaccine Research video

by Jessica -

Target Behavior

Increase enrollment in HIV Vaccine Trials 

Target Audience

HIV negative, Latino and Black MSM young adults.

Other Key Individuals

HIV vaccine researchers, HIV/AIDS organizations, LGBT community organizations

PREDISPOSING

ENABLING

REINFORCING

KNOW

BE ABLE TO DO(skills)

REMINDED

What is HIV vaccine research?

 

What has been done in HIV vaccine research  

Describe the enrollment process in an HIV vaccine trial 

 

BELIEVE/VALUE

ACCESS TO

POSITIVE REINFORCEMENT

Address why we need a diverse group of participants in HIV vaccine research. 

 

Address benefits and risks of HIV vaccine research

Provide a phone number for interested participants to call in order to get more information. 

Provide quotes from actual past participants

INTENTION

ACCESS REMOVED

NEGATIVE REINFORCEMENT

To educate at risk populations about HIV vaccine research 

 

To encourage participation in HIV vaccine research. 

 

Provide feedback with data about the need for a diverse group of participants (?)

 

 

SOCIAL SUPPORT

 

 

Provide a list of local community organizations that have either participate in HIV vaccine trials or can provide more information.

Re: CruzWhitley--HIV Vaccine Research video

by Lindsay Hampson -

Jessica - 

I think for negative reinforcement it's great to show some data about the studies that have been done and what the study populations are so that people understand that their participation will help people like them. If you can also put it in a context that matters to them, their communities, their friends/family members, etc - that could help.

Lindsay

Re: CruzWhitley--HIV Vaccine Research video

by Lisa Thompson -

Hi Jessica, Because you mentioned earlier that there is a lot of mistrust about participating in vaccine trials among the population you are targeting, I suggest that you focus more on the perceived susceptibility, threat and barriers to participating (predisposing factors). Risk perception will be important, as will their expectations about the outcomes of participating in a trial. This is the precontemplation stage, and so you want to keep the movement forward.

Another predisposing/know topic: informed consent and voluntary participation?

As Lindsay stated, hearing others' stories of successful participation in vaccine trials (or resolution of unsuccessful participation) would be a great way to reinforce the  reasons to join a study. Maybe under reinforcing/"reminded" you could include a phone call f/u to answer questions about the videos, or an email survey about the video and to gauge their interest in future studies?