Innovative Approaches to Engaging Hard-to-Reach Populations Living with HIV/AIDS into Care: Curriculum

Author(s): IHIPHRSA HIV/AIDS Bureau (HAB)

Curriculum to educate broad array clinic staff and other stakeholders on how to replicate models of care developed to engage and retain hard-to-reach populations into HIV medical care. Document can also serve as a quality improvement tool. 

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Source
HRSA HIV/AIDS Bureau (HAB)
Topic Areas
Service Models, Emerging and Innovative Models, Social Media, Key Populations, Cultural Competency, Adolescents & Youth, Incarcerated, MSM - Men who have Sex with Men, Rural, Women, Case Management, Substance Use & Addiction, Peer Programs, Part F - SPNS Models of Care
Resource Type
Webinars
Language
English
SPNS Project(s)
American Indian/Alaska Native (AI/AN) Initiative,
Demonstration and Evaluation Models that Advance HIV Service Innovation Along the U.S. - Mexico Border Initiative,
Enhancing Access to and Retention in Quality HIV Care for Women of Color,
Enhancing Linkages to HIV Primary Care and Services in Jail Settings Initiative,
Outreach, Care, and Prevention to Engage HIV Seropositive Young MSM of Color Initiative,
Targeted HIV Outreach and Intervention Model Development and Evaluation for Underserved HIV-Positive Populations Not in Care Initiative,
Targeted Peer Support Model Development for Caribbeans Living with HIV Demonstration Project Initiative

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