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| MOSA03 |
Nurse Models of HIV Care and Treatment: Addressing Health Workforce Shortages for Long-Term Sustainability |
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Non-Commercial Satellite
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| Venue: |
Mini Room 1 |
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23.07.2012, 07:00 - 08:30 |
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Co-Chairs:
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Suzanne Willard, United States
Pat Daoust, United States
Jason Farley, United States
Emilia Iwu, Nigeria
Donna Sabatino, United States
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| Organiser: |
Association of Nurses in AIDS Care
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| This workshop will provide an overview of the various data on nurse models of care and treatment for HIV/AIDS and co-morbid diseases such as tuberculosis. The audience will have the opportunity to hear from thought leaders from university, NGO and governmental sectors. The areas of the world with the greatest burden of HIV often have a dual challenge in human resources necessary for healthcare delivery. With an ever growing physician-patient ratio, vastly different models of care have been required. Data on nurse care models that incorporate treatment initiation and management as well as case management have been shown to improve access, be highly sustainable and produce patient outcomes that are non-inferior to the physician care models. The challenges, however, continue to impede this evidence-based intervention. |
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07:00
| Welcome & Introductions
S. Willard, United States
| 07:05
| Review of the IOM Report "Preparing for the Future of HIV/AIDS in Africa - A Shared Responsibility"
C. Portillo, United States
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| Nursing and the Global Response to HIV/AIDS
D. Von Zinkernagel, United States
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| Overcoming the Last Barrier to Universal Access: Team Approaches to HIV/AIDS Prevention, Treatment, and Care
K. Tulenko, United States
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| ANAC & Policy: Affecting change through advocacy
D. Sabatino, United States
| 08:00
Powerpoint | Preparing for the Future of HIV/AIDS Nursing: A Roadmap to Success
J. Farley, United States
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| Faculty Panel Discussion & Audience Q&A
A. Faculty, United States
| 08:25
| Closing Remarks
S. Willard, United States
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| Powerpoints presentations |
| Preparing for the Future of HIV/AIDS Nursing: A Roadmap to Success - Jason Farley | |
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