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| SUSA20 |
HIV in Corrections and Beyond: Progress and Challenges |
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Non-Commercial Satellite
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Session Room 4 |
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22.07.2012, 11:15 - 13:15 |
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Co-Chairs:
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Josiah Rich, United States
David Wohl, United States
Anne Spaulding, United States
Sandra Springer, United States
Tim Flanigan, United States
Curt Beckwith, United States
Frederick Altice, United States
Irene Kuo, United States
Faye Taxman, United States
Kim Blankenship, United States
Brad Brockmann, United States
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| Organiser: |
Center for AIDS Research Collaboration on HIV in Corrections, EnhanceLink Working Group, Emory University/Abt Associates Evaluation and Support Center, Center for Interdisciplinary Research on AIDS at Yale University, Lifespan/Tufts/Brown CFAR, University of North Carolina CFAR, District of Columbia Developmental CFAR, and the Center for Prisoner Health and Human Rights
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| This satellite meeting will focus on HIV in correctional settings and post-release linkage to care. The sponsors of the satellite are nationally recognized for their work in this area. The Center for AIDS Research Collaboration on HIV in Corrections supports multi-disciplinary interactions between investigators to enhance research into the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of HIV and associated conditions (including linkage to care after release) for incarcerated individuals. The EnhanceLink Project is a Special Project of National Significance initiative of HRSA which funded 10 grants to demonstration sites to design, implement, and evaluate innovative methods for linking persons living with HIV/AIDS in jail settings to primary medical care and ancillary services upon release. The Center for Interdisciplinary Research on AIDS supports the conduct of interdisciplinary research focused on the prevention of HIV infection and the reduction of negative consequences of HIV disease in vulnerable and underserved populations nationally and abroad. |
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11:15
Powerpoint | Opening Address by Gregory Pappas, MD, PhD, Senior Deputy Director for HIV/AIDS, Hepatitis, STD, and TB Administration, Department of Health, District of Columbia
G. Pappas, United States
| 11:25
Powerpoint | EnhanceLink's Critical Role in Developing a Comprehensive Response to the HIV Epidemic
M. Tinsley, United States
| 11:35
Powerpoint | Continuity of Care Issues facing Returning Prisoners
J. Brown, United States
| 11:45
| Looking Ahead: A Public Health Perspective on Shaping HIV and Correctional Health Priorities Moving Forward
R. Parham Hopson, United States
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Powerpoint | A Research Perspective on Shaping HIV and Correctional Health Priorities Moving Forward
R. Chandler, United States
| 12:05
Powerpoint | Improving Practice through Science: Office of Justice Programs Priorities
M. Leary, United States
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| Powerpoints presentations |
| Opening Address by Gregory Pappas, MD, PhD, Senior Deputy Director for HIV/AIDS, Hepatitis, STD, and TB Administration, Department of Health, District of Columbia - Gregory Pappas | |
| EnhanceLink's Critical Role in Developing a Comprehensive Response to the HIV Epidemic - Melinda Tinsley | |
| Continuity of Care Issues facing Returning Prisoners - Jerry Brown | |
| A Research Perspective on Shaping HIV and Correctional Health Priorities Moving Forward - Redonna Chandler | |
| Improving Practice through Science: Office of Justice Programs Priorities - Mary Lou Leary | |
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