Resources
Through comprehensive communications plans and programs, the Oak Ridge Institute for Science and Education (ORISE) helps federal agencies educate workers and the community about the importance of preparing for public health challenges and emergencies.
ORISE frequently develops and contributes materials and research findings to various publications, which focus on health topics. ORISE also creates course materials, computer and Web-based exercises, and video teleconferences.
A complete list of ORISE resources focused on health communication and technical training can be found below:
Consumer Health Resource Information Service Program: Guide and Toolkit
ORISE offers a resource guide and tool kit for faith-based organizations and communities that would like to initiate a CHRIS program at their community or worship center.
Equal Access Initiative Computer Grants Program
ORISE helped develop a workbook to assist local organizations build the technological capacity to provide HIV/AIDS prevention and treatment information for their communities.
HIV/AIDS Information Resources from the National Library of Medicine
This document increases awareness of the educational materials available on the Internet that can be used to improve HIV/AIDS prevention and treatment education.
Programa de Igualdad de Acceso para Puerto Rico: Recursos de Información del VIH/SIDA de la Biblioteca Nacional de Medicina Workbook
ORISE contributed to the development of a Spanish-language workbook that outlines NLM resources related to HIV/AIDS prevention.
How to Find Reliable HIV/AIDS Treatment Information on the Internet
This document helps readers learn how to determine the accuracy of HIV/AIDS treatment information found on the Internet.
Population Monitoring in Radiation Emergencies: A Guide for State and Local Health Planners
ORISE worked with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to develop a guide that would assist communities in preparing for a timely and adequate response to radiation emergencies.
Training Clinicians for Response to a Radiological or Nuclear Terrorism Attack
This interactive training program advises medical personnel on how to provide adequate and timely response in the event of an act of terrorism that would place an incredible strain on the public health system.
Education in Palliative and End-of-Life Care for Oncology (EPEC™-O)
ORISE worked with the National Cancer Institute to develop the EPEC™-O CD-ROM and DVD to assist medical professionals provide end-of-life care for terminal cancer patients.