Making Strides Toward Ending the HIV Epidemic: Integrative Approaches to Improving Care
Making Strides Toward Ending the HIV Epidemic: Integrative Approaches to Improving Care is organized by Prime Education, LLC.
Release Date: April 28, 2023
Expiration Date: April 27, 2024
Description:
The Ending the HIV Epidemic in the US (EHE) initiative aims to reduce new HIV infections by 90% by 2030 through improved diagnosis, treatment, prevention, and reporting strategies. Despite early successes at the national level, achieving the long-term goals of this initiative will rely on local clinics and health systems working with the communities they serve to expand and tailor HIV services to meet unique regional needs.
Tune in to this webcast to hear experts in HIV care and policy discuss ways you and your team can make strides toward ending the epidemic, including:
• Effective strategies for addressing challenges and meeting EHE goals from key regional leaders in HIV care and public health
• Novel therapeutic options to improve patient outcomes and adherence
• Innovative team- and community-based approaches to support continued access to and engagement in HIV services for hard-to-reach populations
This activity is delivered in partnership with The AIDS Institute.
Agenda:
• Multi-Stakeholder Solutions to Accelerate and Expand EHE Strategies
• New and Emerging Therapeutic Developments
• Applying Lessons Learned to Optimize Digital Health Solutions in HIV Care
• Community Perspectives: Culturally Tailored Approaches for Improving Patient Access and Adherence to ART
• Key Steps to Developing Team-Based Plans and Partnerships to Move the Needle in Ending HIV in Local Communities
Learning Objectives:
• Identify the key goals and challenges of the Ending the HIV Epidemic initiative
• Differentiate strategies to enhance patient access and retention in HIV care based on suitability for different settings, needs, and resources
• Leverage new and emerging therapies and technologies to engage diverse patients in HIV care and ART adherence.