Training and Conferences

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Join us for this important Lunch and Learn!
Engagement with adolescents and young adults in health care and prevention in general can be difficult and challenging but even more so with sexual health and HIV care and prevention.  This talk ...
Intented Audience
We aim to engage any professional team member interested in the topic.For example:FacultyRegistered Nurses, Medical AssistantsSocial Workers, Case ManagersMental health providersPublic health professionals

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Lori Holsey

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This monthly forum is intended for Delaware HIV prevention and care providers to learn about HIV, ask questions, and share insights. During these sessions, we delve into real-life scenarios related to HIV prevention and care and share insights on handling ...
Intented Audience
We aim to engage any Delaware health workforce team member interested in the topic, including clinicians, clinic staff, care team members, community workers, and pharmacists who work with key populations.For example:Physicians, Nurse Practitioners, Physician AssistantNurses, Medical AssistantsSocial Workers, ...
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Lori Holsey

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This training is intended for healthcare professionals at Conemaugh Health System.  If you are interested in similar programs, please email maaetc@pitt.edu
Speaker:
Sarah McBeth, MD, MPHClinical Associate Professor of Medicine University of Pittsburgh, Division of Infectious Diseases Medical ...
Intented Audience
This is a closed training program and is open to the intended audience, which includes healthcare professionals at Conemaugh Health System.  If you are interested in similar programs, please email maaetc@pitt.edu

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MAAETC

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The Facts course provides information concerning the spectrum of HIV disease, HIV epidemiology, HIV antibody and rapid testing, legal issues, partner counseling and referral services, risk assessment and reduction. Facts is a pre-requisite for the other two courses in the ...
Intented Audience
Intended Audience:  Doctors, Nurses, Social Workers, Case Managers, Pharmacists, DIS, HIV testers, Outreach workers.

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Nathaniel Lewis

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HIV Prevention Series and Case Discussion
September Topic: Why Housing Matters in HIV Prevention
As cases of HIV continue to increase in West Virginia, it is more important than ever to discuss HIV prevention and care. The HIV Prevention ECHO ...
Intented Audience
Primary Care Providers and other healthcare professionals interested in HIV prevention

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Alysa Bush