• Adapting Your Practice: Treatment and Recommendations for Homeless Patients with HIV/AIDS (PDF) - recommended clinical practice adaptations for the care of individuals with human immunodeficiency virus or acquired immuno-deficiency syndrome who are homeless; developed by clinicians working in HCH projects (2003)
• Adapting Your Practice: Treatment and Recommendations for Homeless Patients with HIV/AIDS Pocket Guidebook (PDF) - The HRSA/HAB Homelessness and Housing Workgroup developed this condensed pocket guidebook (2006), which is based on the original document authored by the Network's Advisory Committee on Adapting Clinical Guidelines for Homeless Patients with HIV/AIDS.
• HIV/AIDS & Homelessness: Recommendations for Clinical Practice & Public Policy by John Y. Song, MD, November 1999.

• Healing Hands | December 2006| Homeless People at Higher Risk for CA-MRSA, HIV & TB
• Healing Hands | September 1998 | Network to Study HIV and Homelessness

Comorbid TB and HIV in a Chronically Homeless Male: Social Isolation Compounds Stress of Medical Confinement (2006)

This easy to use and read manual is designed for clinicians and shelter staff. Sections cover communicable diseases and infections, major medications, heat-related conditions and cold-related injuries, emerging challenges, management of chronic illnesses, immunizations, food management in shelters and soup kitchens, and fact sheets in English and Spanish for clients. The manual includes a chapter on HIV/AIDS.

• Informed Consent and Agreement to HIV Testing
• Learn to Recognize Acute HIV Infection Tool
  Developed by the HIV Medicine Association, the tool Learn to Recognize Acute HIV Infection helps clinicians who work in emergency room and primary care settings identify the symptoms most specific to acute HIV infection, to conduct risk screenings, and, if appropriate, laboratory tests. Appropriate selection of patients for diagnostic testing to identify acute HIV infection is important. Current diagnostic testing for acute HIV infection has limitations in specificity and can produce false positive results. This tool will help guide clinicians through the evaluation process of identifying key symptoms, conducting a risk assessment for HIV transmission and using appropriate laboratory diagnostic tests. The tool also includes tips on counseling patients and helpful resources. Order the free tool from HIVMA by calling 703 299-1215 or writing hivma@idsociety.org.