Financially Incentivizing HIV Prevention Among High-Incidence Populations in LA County

This presentation by Raphael Landovitz, MD, MSc, and Wendy Garland, MPH was part of strategy #3 panel (2024 National EHE Meeting). This presentation highlighted how PrEP use remains suboptimal in populations that could benefit greatly and explores what a conditional cash transfer intervention for HIV prevention should look like for high-need populations in South LA.

Using An Interactive Systems Approach With Community Organizing To Improve PrEP Reach Among Cisgender Women In Metro Atlanta

This presentation by Jessica Sales, PhD was part of strategy #1 panel (2024 National EHE Meeting). The presentation provided background information on PrEP provision in Title X clinics across the south, observing key challenges and understanding public health context. The presentation also highlights successful partnerships with SisterLove and the Georgia Family Planning System in creating sustainable solution and implementing new practices.

The Chicago Study for HIV Prevention in Psychiatry: A Mixed-Methods Investigation of Knowledge, Perceived Barriers to Implementation, and Training Needs to Support Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP) Prescription by Psychiatrists – Study

Presentation by Dr. Samuel Bunting that examines how patients living with mental illnesses experience disproportionately high HIV incidence and prevalence, while simultaneously experiencing numerous barriers to care. This study was conducted as mixed-methods, pilot study of psychiatrists practicing in the EHE priority jurisdictions about integrating PrEP into psychiatric care given the role as primary points of contact with the healthcare system for people with mental illnesses and HIV risk-factors. Psychiatrists practicing in high-HIV incidence areas were largely interested in prescribing PrEP but need additional training with a specific focus on practical management and integration with existing clinical workflows.