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V-ITTC presenting at Hanoi DSEP-Organized Conference

Developed by Vietnam ITTC

Published on 12/7/2023

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Prevention for adolescents using synthetic drugs

Developed by Vietnam ITTC

Published on 12/5/2023

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A refresher course to update knowledge for the staff at the MMT facilities

Developed by Vietnam ITTC

Published on 10/17/2023

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Video

[UMP Vietnam HIV ATTC] Home isolation and self-care for asymptomatic F0, F1 cases: Pe...

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Published on 8/11/2021

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Print Media (i.e. newsletter or bulletin)

Group: Supporting public health during the COVID-19 pandemic

Developed by Vietnam ITTC

Published on 8/6/2021

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Video

[UMP Vietnam HIV ATTC] Relapse prevention and Harm reduction strategies during COVID-...

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Published on 8/3/2021

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[HMU] Mental health of health care workers during COVID-19

Developed by Vietnam ITTC

Published on 7/22/2021

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Video

[UMP Vietnam HIV ATTC] Coocurring Disorder: PTSD (webinar recording)

Developed by Vietnam ITTC

Published on 1/25/2019

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Print Media (i.e. newsletter or bulletin)

[UMP Vietnam HIV ATTC] Survey: Online training needs of Methadone Maintenance Treatme...

Developed by Vietnam ITTC

Published on 12/31/2018

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