Social Media

Social media and mobile technology-based interventions represent potential means to facilitate HIV care continuum engagement, particularly among populations (e.g., youth) that make extensive use of mobile technology. Notable uses include broad social media education/awareness programs, messaging services to engage directly with clients, and mobile applications for providers and patients to communicate, track, and exchange information.

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Webinars and Training

Tools and Job Aids

  • Technical Assistance Provider Innovation Network (TAP-in)

    This toolkit provides guidance and best practices on the evaluation of social media/media (SMM) campaigns. The information is meant to serve as a starting point for EHE jurisdictions to help you decide how best to measure the success of your SMM campaigns.

  • In It Together

    Health literacy training initiative to help health professionals incorporate health literacy approaches into their services.

  • HRSA HIV/AIDS Bureau (HAB)

    Library of text messages for patients, developed by the UCARE4Life research study.

Reports and Best Practices

Websites

  • TargetHIV
    For inspiration, adaptation, or replication, explore some recent outreach efforts from government and community agencies. 

Conference Presentations

Syracuse University
Presenters:
Cyndee Burton, Joshua Introne, Clarke Anderson, Steven Karpeles
2022 National Ryan White Conference on HIV Care & Treatment
AIDS Foundation of Chicago
Presenters:
Emily Moreno, Angela Jordan
2022 National Ryan White Conference on HIV Care & Treatment
NYS DOH AIDS Institute
Presenters:
Mark Thompson, Beatrice Aladin
2022 National Ryan White Conference on HIV Care & Treatment
JPS Health Network
Presenters:
Afiba Agovi, Meng Pan, Danielle Cameron, Hannan Saad, Jeff Claassen, Eve Asuelime, Rohit Ojha
2022 National Ryan White Conference on HIV Care & Treatment
BETAH Associates, Inc.
Presenters:
Tamara Henry, Tasneem Islam
2022 National Ryan White Conference on HIV Care & Treatment

Technical Assistance

  • TAP-in supports the 47 EHE jurisdictions funded by HRSA to strengthen their EHE work plans, promote cross-jurisdictional learning, and ensure jurisdictions have access to the resources they need. Project period: 2020-2025.

  • Initiative documenting best practice strategies and interventions that have been shown to improve HIV outcomes in a "real world" setting and can be replicated by other programs. Project period: 2021-2024.