This program will combine didactic lectures and illustrative case studies related to HIV prevention, care and case management in order to enable treatment and case management teams to provide the best quality of services to their clients and their region.

Upon completion of this program, participants will be able to:

• Identify current trends in HIV prevention, care and case management 
• Describe methods for applying HIV prevention, care and case management concepts through illustrative case studies
• Discuss implementation of HIV prevention, care and case management concepts at individual, organizational and regional levels

Program Objectives

• Identify key aspects of balancing client relationships
• Describe methods for applying ethics to the boundaries of the client-case manager or patient-clinician relationship while addressing a holisic view of the individual
• Discuss implementation of ethical boundaries at individual, organizational and regional levels

Intended Audience

The intended audience for this program is the program staff at NW Rural AIDS Alliance.

Accreditation

Accreditation information will be available at a later date.  Please contact Marilyn Blasingame at mab392@pitt.edu or at 412-624-1895 with questions or concerns.