Strategies and Lessons Learned for Consumer and Stakeholder Engagement in Integrated HIV Prevention and Care Planning and Implementation
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The experiences of one of the many jurisdictions considering integrating prevention and care funding streams in order to facilitate greater integration of services on the ground.
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Discussion of how RWHAP recipients can leverage or align local Getting To Zero (GTZ) or Ending The Epidemic (ETE) initiatives to accomplish integrated planning objectives.
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The fourth webinar in our series, Charting the Course for the Next Five Years: 2022-2026 Goals, Objectives, and Strategies, focuses on Section V of the Integrated Plan Guidance - 2022-2026 Goals and Objectives. This section details the "what" and "how" of your Integrated Plan, and will serve as the playbook for health departments, service providers, stakeholders, and people with HIV through 2026. During the webinar, presenters from the West Central Florida Ryan White Care Council
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The third session of our Integrated Planning Webinar and Peer Learning Series focused on Section IV of the Integrated Plan Guidance - Situational Analysis. During the webinar, presenters from IHAP TAC's partner NASTAD 1) reviewed the Situational Analysis requirements, including key differences between the EHE and Integrated Planning situational analysis components and 2) provided lessons learned and recommendations for developing the situational analysis.
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Intended for those responsible for documenting and tracking implementation of their jurisdiction's Integrated HIV Prevention and Care Plan, this modifiable work plan from the Pennsylvania Department of Health’s Division of HIV is a helpful starting place. Implementation activities included in the work plan support the four Ending the HIV Epidemic strategies–diagnose, treat, prevent, and respond–plus a fifth strategy, support, to ensure a truly accessible and responsive system of care.
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