2019 National Ending the HIV Epidemic Summit
In September 2019, NIH announced the selection of 65 science-practice partnerships to prepare for more extensive implementation research proposals as part of Ending the HIV Epidemic: A Plan for America. Leaders of these projects gathered with federal officials and implementation science experts during a two-day meeting organized by the Third Coast Center for AIDS Research on October 28–29, 2019. The summit provided training in key implementation science concepts and methods, and examples of their application to HIV research.
Recorded presentations are available as a resource to all investigators, practitioners, and policy makers interested in HIV implementation science.
Meeting Materials
Welcoming Remarks
Day One Welcoming Remarks
Speakers: Co-directors of ISCI Brian Mustanski, PhD, and Nanette Benbow, MAS
Day Two Welcoming Remarks
Speaker: Maureen Goodenow, PhD – NIH Office of the Director
Summit Goals and Objectives and Summary of the EHE Supplement Projects
Speaker: Brian Mustanski, PhD – Co-director of ISCI
Key Implementation Science Concepts and Methods
Introduction to Implementation Science and the Implementation Research Logic Model
Speaker: J.D. Smith, PhD – Northwestern University
Outcomes and Evaluation in Implementation Research: Key Issues and Examples from RE-AIM
Speaker: Russell Glasgow, PhD – University of Colorado
The Mechanism is the Message: How Outcomes Research Improves Outcomes
Speaker: Sarit Golub, PhD, MPH – Hunter College, CUNY
Determinants of Implementation (Barriers/Facilitators)
Speaker: Wynne E. Norton, PhD – National Cancer Institute
Barriers and Facilitators to Effective Implementation of an Evidence Based Intervention
Speaker: Gregory Rebchook, PhD – University of California San Francisco
Measuring Implementation Process and Milestones: the Stages of Implementation Completion
Speaker: Lisa Saldana, PhD – Oregon Social Learning Center
ATN 146: An Implementation-Effectiveness Hybrid Trial
Speaker: Sylvie Naar, PhD – Florida State University
Study Designs for Implementation and Hybrid Trials
Speaker: C. Hendricks Brown, PhD – Northwestern University
Implementation Strategies
Speaker: Byron Powell, PhD, LCSW – Washington University
Ending the HIV Epidemic
Ending the HIV Epidemic: Implementation Update
Speaker: Harold J. Phillips, MRP – US Department of Health and Human Services, Office of Infectious Disease Policy and HIV/AIDS
National EHE Priorities and Activities: A View from NIH
Speaker: Carl W. Dieffenbach, PhD – Division of AIDS, National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases
EHE – Work of the NIH to Ensure Continued Stakeholder Engagement
Speaker: Stacy Carrington-Lawrence, PhD – Office of AIDS Research, NIH
National Institute of Mental Health Division of AIDS Research Activities in the United States: EHE Initiative
Speaker: Christopher Gordon, PhD – Division of AIDS Research, National Institute of Mental Health
HIV Implementation Science Summit for EHE Supplement Projects: National EHE Priorities and Activities
Speaker: Antigone Dempsey, MEd – HIV/AIDS Bureau, Health Resources and Services Administration
Ending the HIV Epidemic and Implementation Science at CDC
Speaker: David W. Purcell, JD, PhD – Division of HIV/AIDS Prevention, CDC
EHE Listening Session with Federal Representatives
Federal Representative Panelists: Harold Phillips, Maureen Goodenow, David Purcell, Antigone Dempsey, Carl Dieffenbach, Dianne Rausch, and Chris Gordon
Telemedicine Test and Treat: EHE
Speakers: Hansel Tookes, MD, MPH, and Kira Villamizar, MPH
Examining Resources and Research Findings
ISCI Resources & Community of Practice
Speaker: Dennis Li, PhD, MPH – Northwestern University
Implementation Barriers Opportunities to Optimize HIV Testing & PrEP Delivery among Young MSM in Philadelphia
Speaker: José A. Bauermeister – University of Pennsylvania
Developing an Intervention to Interrupt Transmission in HIV Risk Networks
Speakers: Roxanne Kerani, PhD, and Susan Buskin, PhD
Mobile Prevention Services to Respond to Expanding HIV Clusters in South Florida
Speakers: Susan Doblecki-Lewis, MD, MSPH – University of Miami
Speaker Q&A and Closing Remarks
Russell Glasgow and Sarit Golub Q&A
Russell Glasgow, PhD – University of Colorado
Sarit Golub, PhD, MPH – Hunter College, CUNY
Wynne Norton and Gregory M. Rebchook Q&A
Wynne E. Norton, PhD – National Cancer Institute
Gregory Rebchook, PhD – University of California San Francisco
Lisa Saldana and Sylvie Naar Q&A
Lisa Saldana, PhD – Oregon Social Learning Center
Sylvie Naar, PhD – Florida State University
Byron Powell and J.D. Smith Q&A
Byron Powell, PhD, LCSW – Washington University
J.D. Smith, PhD – Northwestern University
Wrap Up and Closing Remarks
Speakers: Co-directors of ISCI Brian Mustanski, PhD, and Nanette Benbow, MAS
Interested in learning more about the National Ending the HIV Epidemic Partnerships for Research Meeting and attending one in the future? Check out the website for the UCLA Center for HIV Identification, Prevention, and Treatment Services.