SHARE Project
The SHARE Project is a program based at the University
of Connecticut conducting research in collaboration with AIDS Survival
Project. The goal of the science- and technology-based research is to
gather information for improving programs and services for people infected
with and affected by HIV.
Seeking HIV+ individuals to
participate in educational research
Currently SHARE is conducting the CONNECT
research project, which studies outcomes of Internet usage for information
and self care and compares experienced Internet users with those who
are not.
The study is completely voluntary and confidential and research participants
are paid for their time. As a CONNECT research participant, you will
be asked to:
- Complete a confidential survey focusing
on the use of health resources and information.
- Attend 8 group sessions with about
10 other HIV+ people
- Do 4 follow-up surveys to help evaluate
the project
- Learn new information about accessing
health resources
- Earn while you learn: You can earn
at least $260 by participating in CONNECT.
To find out how to be a part of this important research, call 404-874-7926
and ask for "Connect."
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