Addiction Medicine is Medicine: Integrating Care to End the HIV Epidemic – Slides

This HIV Grand Rounds session featured Dr. Ellen F. Eaton who highlighted addiction medicine as integral to comprehensive medical care. Attendees were able to understand stigma as a barrier to health equity and strategies to create an inclusive HIV treatment environment. Attendees were able to identify opportunities to integrate substance use and infection prevention and treatment in both acute and community settings.

Our Voice Matters in Research! CAB Presentation and Panel

This presentation described “LA CAB” goals which includes providing input on proposals and study materials as well as promoting CFAR activities and research studies. This presentation also describes “LA CAB” accomplishment in contributing input to RFAs and providing letters of support.

California’s Effort to End the HIV Epidemic: A State-Wide Approach

This presentation by LeRoy Blea, MPH was part of the moving research to practice panel (2024 National EHE Meeting). This presentation described the California Department of Public Health’s efforts to document successes of interventions linked to priority populations, continue community engagement and collaboration linked directly to improving interventions, and share best practices across regions.

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.

Adaptation of the Mobile PrEP Implementation Strategy for Equitable Scale-Out (AMP-IT-OUT)

This presentation by Susanne Doblecki-Lewis, MD was part of strategy #3 panel (2024 National EHE Meeting). This presentation highlighted lessons learned across multiple EHE supplements, including how mobile clinics can increase equitable reach of HIV prevention services and how social network strategies are promising for further increasing the reach of HIV testing and PrEP.

Evaluating the Implementation of an HIV Workforce Training Program in Philadelphia

This presentation by Stephen Bonett, PhD, NP was part of strategy #3 panel (2024 National EHE Meeting). This presentation discusses aims to implement and evaluate a Healthforce Capacity Building Program across 10 PDPH supported agencies to assess changes in service quality and explore participants’ endorsements and recommendations of the program for scale across EHE jurisdictions.

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