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Community-Centered Care: Integrating Community Health Workers Improves HIV Outcomes
An EHE project team in Memphis, TN, worked with community partners to co-develop a series of trainings that enhanced the integration of community health workers into HIV care teams, ultimately improving health outcomes for people living with HIV.
Visiting Scholars Program Successes: Professional Development through Community-Engaged Research
The first year of the Visiting Scholars in HIV Implementation Science Program has come to an end — check out this article to learn about the program outcomes and Scholars’ key takeaways.
Embracing Cultural Nuance: How Tailored Marketing Promotes PrEP among Latino Communities
Harita Shah partnered with Latino community organizations and leaders to develop tailored materials that effectively communicate information about PrEP.
Be PrEPared: Enhancing HIV Awareness among Black Women
Katryna McCoy and her project team use three implementation strategies to address barriers to HIV care and ultimately enhance HIV awareness among Black women in Mecklenburg County, NC.
NIH Calls for Implementation Science Researchers to Help End HIV in the US
Join a network of HIV implementation science researchers helping to end the HIV epidemic in the United States through the new Notice of Special Interest (NOSI) NOT-AI-24-059.
Breaking Barriers: Using Trauma-Informed Care to Support Youth Living with HIV
In partnership with a local pediatric HIV clinic, Lauren Brown spearheaded an EHE supplement project to address the needs of young people living with HIV who have experienced trauma in Shelby County, TN.
Inaugural Visiting Scholars Cohort Announced, Program Underway
The inaugural year of the Visiting Scholars in HIV Implementation Science Program matched Sponsors from eight ISCI Hubs with early- to mid-career Scholars who are working in HIV research or implementation science and focused on sexual minorities.
The 2024 Practitioner-Oriented Implementation Science Education (POISE) Training
ISCI opened applications for the Practitioner-Oriented Implementation Science Education (POISE) Training program. POISE is designed for HIV prevention and care practitioners, and offers training on implementation science and innovative tools that can be applied to real-world practice.
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