The Centre for Social Research and Prevention is a project initiated by the Consortium of Russian organizations with a vast and successful experience of collaboration on public health issues, i.e.: Regional Non-governmental Organization for Social Projects in the Sphere of Public Welfare "Stellit", the Psychology Department of St.Petersburg State University, and the Northwest District Centre for Prevention and Relief of AIDS.
The Centre’s chief goal is to search for and accumulate proven data and information on strategies, methods and results of social behavioral research and prevention efforts in the area of solving urgent social problems.
Detailed information about Consortium member-organizations.
Here we publish the results of research carried out by our member-organizations, along with a bibliography of papers describing the results of other social behavioural research on HIV-related issues in Russia from the period in-between 1999 and 2009.
In this section of the site you’ll find the archive of the Centre’s Bulletin (coming out each 6 months), along with other full-text publications of member-organizations of the Consortium.
A list of links to social behavioural and epidemiologic research guidelines, and specific cases of how research tools are used.
Prevention programs carried out by Consortium member-organizations. Bibliography of papers and works describing specific cases of HIV prevention and provision of help to patients.
Member-organizations of the Consortium have accumulated a vast experience of planning/development and realization of training programs for university students and practitioners in subject areas related to public health. In this section of the web-site you can learn about training curricula and other teaching-related materials developed by staff specialists of our member-organizations.
Info about leading Russian and international organizations involved in public health research.
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