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Track Session
Harm Reduction Track, Session 1
Studio F- Centering People in the Sex Trade: Harm Reduction Tools for Better Health
- Leveraging HIV and HCV Advocacy Opportunities to End the Epidemics
HIV Prevention Track, Session 1
Studio B
- Spilling the Tea: How Medical Mistrust Impacts HIV/STI Prevention and Treatment for Young LGBTQ+ Black Women and Girls
- Evaluating Effects of the COVID-19 Pandemic on Use of Preexposure Prophylaxis for HIV Within the Military Health System
STIs Track, Session 1
Potomac A
- Hey CIS, Can We Talk...? Black Women, Sexuality, and PrEP
- STD Crisis: A Case for Rapid POC Testing
- Effects of Targeted Provider Education on HIV and STI Testing Rates at an FQHC
HIV Treatment Track, Session 1: Innovations
Studio E- Long-Acting Injectables: Improving Team Member Engagement Across Four NYC HIV Clinics
- Implementing a Tailored Approach to Provide Affirming HIV Care to LGBTQIA+ Youth
- Leveraging Medicaid and Hospital BPAs to Link People With HIV to Care
Hepatitis C Track, Session 1: Addressing HCV Through a Syndemic Approach
Studio A- HIV and HCV Testing and Offering Comprehensive Prevention Services in the Community Health Centers
- Theory to Action: Ending the Syndemic in Tennessee
- Detroit United for Health: Mobilizing Communities to Confront Health Disparities—Syphilis and HCV
LGBTQ Health Track, Session 1
Studio C- Beyond the Binary: An Innovative Educational Workshop Addressing the Health of Non-Binary and Gender Non-Conforming People
- Understanding LGBTQ+ Health Disparities and Methods for Identifying Them
- It’s a Start: Online, On-demand LGBTQ+ Mental Health Trainings are a Beneficial Primer for Providers Nationwide
HIV Prevention Track, Session 2
Studio D
- Prioritizing the Whole Health of Black, Transgender Women through Bundled Interventions and Gender-Affirming Care
- Breaking Barriers, Building Bridges: Combination HIV Prevention for Black Women
- EHE Today: A reflection of the Ending the HIV Epidemic Initiative in the US - Successes and Progress
Harm Reduction Track, Session 2
Studio F- Failing Forward: Syringe Service Program Organizing in Charleston, WV
- Impact of a Harm Reduction Program Tailored for Populations Using Crystal Methamphetamine
- Building and Strengthening Syringe Services Programs through E-learning
STIs Track, Session 2
Potomac A- Effectiveness of a Virtual Patient Simulation at Improving Individualized Sexual Health Care
- Understanding Perspectives on Patient-Provider Communication Surrounding Sex, Sexuality, and Substance Use
- Express Visits
HIV Treatment Track, Session 2
Studio E- Engaging People with HIV in a Housing-First Response to an HIV Outbreak
- HIV Treatment & Beyond: SYNCing to Implement Rapid Start as a Jurisdictional Standard of Care
- Expert-led HIV Communications: Prevention, Treatment, and Stigma-Free Strategies for Physicians
Hepatitis C Track, Session 2: Differentiated Service Models
Studio A- Financing Integrated Hepatitis C Services: Focus on Harm Reduction and Pharmacy Settings
- Advancing Health Equity: Improving the Reentry Experience through Innovative HIV, Hepatitis C Programming
HIV Prevention Track, Session 3
Studio B
- Prioritizing Medication Adherence of Minority MSM Patients for HIV Prevention
- Syncing Frequent STI Screening and PrEP: “Choose Your Own Adventure” Process Analysis
- Be PrEPared: A Guide to PrEP Program Development in the Primary Care Setting
LGBTQ Health Track, Session 2
Studio C- Interventions for Combatting Social Isolation Among LGBTQ+ Elders Living With HIV
- Differences in Cognitive Performance Between Sexual Minorities and Heterosexuals in a Nationally Representative Sample
- Building Cultural Humility and Harm Reduction Among Providers Working with MSM - The CA Experience
HIV Prevention Track, Session 4
Studio D
- HIV in the COVID Era: PCP Capacity Building
- Prevention and Autonomy: Tools from the PrEP Clinic at CHOP
- Beyond Status: Serodiscordant Couples Thrive with TASP & PrEP
Syndemics Track, Session 1
Potomac B- Derailing the Train: How to Address the Intersection of HIV, HV, SUD, and Workforce Development in Appalachia
