These activities, in turn, contribute to a group feedback process in which these issues are brought back to the individual cooperative agreement projects as well as the larger HIV service community. Finally, the information sharing process serves as a quality improvement mechanism for the participants in the SPNS Cooperative Agreement Steering Committee and its Work Groups so that the overall group process is self-monitoring. This summary is abstracted from a staff paper developed by the SPNS program. 5600 Fishers Lane, Rockville, Maryland 20857, 301.443.9481. To be added to the distribution list, click here .
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