Health Centers Can Help Get to Zero: How to Use Free HIV Prevention Resources
Date
March 16, 2018
Health centers have a role in averting new HIV infections through prevention, care, and treatment. Attend this session to learn how you can enhance your HIV prevention, care, and treatment services. Learn about the free, tailored training and resources available to your health center on issues such as implementing PrEP and developing protocols to provide HIV screening. Resources and handouts from the Denver Prevention Training Center (PTC) will be highlighted, and participants will have the opportunity to set up 1:1 consultations with the Denver PTC on-site.
Speakers
Director, Public Health Integration, NACHC
Director, Denver Prevention Training Center
Caryn Bernstein, MPH
Manager CAD Operations, NACHC
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