No recording is available for this session. Slides are for Part 1 only.
Part 1: Peer-Led Paradigms: Transforming HIV Service Delivery Models for Inclusive Care
Discover the future of HIV service delivery through innovative system-level models led by peers. This session unpacks the intricacies of implementing peer-led scopes of practice, offering a blueprint for overcoming structural barriers and propelling workforce development in HIV care. Attendees will gain actionable insights to improve their approach to service delivery.
Learning Objectives
- Grasp the innovative role of peer-led scopes of practice in addressing structural barriers within HIV service delivery.
- Explore strategies for workforce development through peer-led initiatives in the context of HIV care.
- Acquire practical knowledge on implementing and sustaining peer-led models for improved inclusivity and resilience in health care.
Speakers
- Lonnetta Wilson, Tarrant County HIV Administrative Agency
- Kaitlin Lopez, Tarrant County HIV Administrative Agency
- Darnell Barrington, HIMPACT Health Equity Consulting
- Lisa Muttiah, Tarrant County HIV Administrative Agency
Part 2: Empowering Access: Implementing the “No Wrong Door” Approach Using a Community Health Worker Model
The “No Wrong Door” approach connects clients to community-based resources at the first point of contact. The speakers will discuss how HCSEF’s Community Health Advocate model and the adaptation of the “No Wrong Door” approach establishes a foundation for the RWHAP Patient Care program and contributes to patient success along the care continuum.
Learning Objectives
- Understand how the Community Health Worker model facilitates a “No Wrong Door” approach.
- Learn tips and techniques for incorporating a CHA/ CHW approach into RWHAP Patient Care work plans and goals.
- Share success stories and lessons learned from the field while implementing a “No Wrong Door” CHA approach to RWHAP Patient Care.
Speakers
- Ashnika Ali, Health Council of Southeast Florida
- Marsharee Chronicle, Health Council of Southeast Florida