Getting to Zero: Through the Integration of Sexual Health Services in Primary Care – Slides

Oral presentation by Brandon A. Harrison, Primary Care Development Corporation at the 2020 CHIPTS HIV Next Generation Conference providing an understanding of the importance of integrated HIV prevention and sexual health within primary care. Providing knowledge of best practices for how to integrate HIV prevention and sexual health within primary care. and providing an understanding of how capacity building assistance (CBA) can support this integration, including how to access CBA.

San Diego HIV, STD & Hepatitis Branch of Public Health Services – Getting to Zero – Slides

Oral presentation by Patrick Loose, County of San Diego Health & Human Services Agency at the CHIPTS Regional Response to End the HIV Epidemic in California meeting in 2020 that discusses the direction of the health agency if funded which include more focus on community engagement, leadership development, rapid linkage to care and support, alternative forms of medical care delivery, and community-informed molecular epidemiology.

San Bernardino DPH: Mobile Rapid Response Team – Slides

Oral presentation by Cynthia Turk, San Bernardino DPH at the CHIPTS Regional Response to End the HIV Epidemic in California meeting in 2020 that describes San Bernardino’s Mobile Rapid Response Team efforts in taking HIV care and PrEP services to the community, with focus on underserved areas with transportation barriers. Additionally, the Response Team will expand on outreach by peer educators to reach PLWH, those experiencing homelessness, and those who are former substance user.

LA County DHSP: Identifying Gaps and Building Bridges for Regional Coordination

Oral presentation by Mario Perez, LA County DHSP at the CHIPTS Regional Response to End the HIV Epidemic in California meeting in 2020 that describes 4 key takeaways in their department’s efforts to End the HIV Epidemic which include identifying new funding and resources, building on innovation and capacity, and increasing multisector commitment to achieve the federal goal. Additionally, maximizing the use of data, tools, and leadership is a critical step in the process.

California HIV/AIDS Research Program: A View from CHRP – Slides

Oral presentation by Andrew Forsyth, California HIV/AIDS Research Program at the CHIPTS Regional Response to End the HIV Epidemic in California meeting in 2020 that discusses key planning and strategy goals that lead the direction of efforts to End the HIV Epidemic. Some identified strategies include addressing unmet needs for HIV research by prioritizing areas that are missed by other major funders and supporting implementation science designed to generate actionable knowledge for averting HIV associated morbidity and mortality.

HRSA: Ending the HIV Epidemic: A Plan for America – Slides

Oral presentation by John F. Moroney, HRSA at the Ending the HIV Epidemic Priorities & Investments to Support Regional Coordination meeting in 2020 that discusses HRSA strategies in diagnosing and linking people with HIV to effective care, in HIV care and treatment, and in expanding access to PrEP for prevention among those populations at the greatest risk of acquiring HIV.

Stimulant use, housing instability, and depressive symptoms comorbid conditions and viral trajectories in the context of coordinated HIV care in Los Angeles County – Slides

Oral presentation by Michael J. Li, UCLA CHIPTS that discusses MCC patients’ trajectories of VS from 12-months prior to MCC enrollment to 36 months following MCC enrollment, these trajectories differed by stimulant use housing instability, and depressive symptom severity as reported by participants at MCC enrollment.