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Description

This education introduces key concepts for understanding HIV prevention and care in correctional settings and the unique challenges and opportunities these environments present.

Objectives

Describe key components of U.S. correctional systems relevant to health service delivery (jails vs. prisons).
Summarize the epidemiology of HIV in correctional settings and implications for public health planning.
Identify practical approaches to HIV screening/testing in correctional environments.
Discuss essential components of HIV treatment management during incarceration, including co-occurring conditions.
Explain core strategies that support the prevention of HIV transmission and the continuity of care during re-entry.

Speaker

William Mazur, MD
Medical Director | Infectious Disease Physician
William J. Holloway Community Program, ChristianaCare
Delaware Local Partner Site Director, MidAtlantic AETC

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MAI Series: Practical HIV Testing, Care, and Prevention in Correctional Environments

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