Module 2. Roles and Responsibilities

Purpose

To familiarize Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program (RWHAP) Part A planning council/planning body (PC/ PB) members with their roles and responsibilities in community planning and their important role in working with the Part A recipient to address the local HIV epidemic – and to ensure that recipient and PC/PB support staff share the same understanding of the role and importance of HIV community planning and of each entity’s roles, responsibilities, and boundaries.

Content Overview

Overview and Value of RWHAP Part A HIV Community Plannin
  • Definition and Components of Community Health Planning
  • Overview of RWHAP Part A HIV Community Planning Requirements
  • Uniqueness and Value of RWHAP Part A PC/PBs
PC/PB and Recipient Roles and Responsibilities
  • Evolution of Roles in the Legislation and HRSA/HAB Guidance
  • PC/PB Roles and Responsibilities
  • Recipient Roles and Responsibilities
  • Boundaries and Separation of Roles
  • Similarities and Differences in Roles of Planning Councils and Planning Bodies
Key Factors in PC/PB Community Planning
  • Establishing and Maintaining a Comprehensive System of HIV Care
  • Service Categories Fundable under RWHAP Part A: Core Medical and Supportive Services
  • Role of Data in Planning and Decision Making
  • Role of PC/PBs in Addressing Health Disparities and Social Determinants of Health
Consumer Roles in Planning Activities and Decision Making
  • Legislative Requirements
  • Central Roles of PLWH and Consumers in Planning
  • Benefits of Consumer Involvement
  • Maximizing Consumer Participation Opportunities

Materials for this Module

 Module 2: Notes for Trainers
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