These fact sheets were developed to assist providers who have patients leaving the United States for Mexico and Central American countries. The goal o...
New England AETC's HIV Resource Library is a compilation of curated resources and education packets on HIV, viral hepatitis, and related public health...
HRSA's Dissemination of Evidence-Informed Interventions (DEII) project tested evidenced-informed Care and Treatment Interventions (CATIs) that are rep...
From New England AETC's Connecticut (CT) Regional Partner, the ConnQuER HepC App is useful for patients, case managers, and community health workers...
Training slides cover the mental, emotional, and behavioral impact of COVID-19 on people of color with HIV, and how the pandemic exposed racial and et...
Training slides provide a closer look at the HIV epidemic in the Latino community in the United States and the national response with regard to
Training slides cover the combined impact of HIV and COVID-19 on LGBTQ+ people of color.
Training slides review pre-COVID-19 rates of substance use disorders (SUD) and overdose deaths, and pre-COVID-19 rates of HIV prevalence and preventio...
Integrating HIV Innovative Practices (IHIP) tools and resources help HIV care providers recognize and replicate innovative HIV care strategies. The ne...
Training slides learning objectives include:
Developed in collaboration with the New England AETC and the Primary Care Development Corporation, these short videos portray the interwov...
This resource was created to increase PrEP uptake in Black, indigenous and other people of color (BIPOC) communities. For more detailed information, v...
Learning Objectives:
• Define latent vs. active tuberculosis and review TB natural history
• Discuss epidemiology of latent tuberculosis infection (LTBI...
These slides discuss the health disparities experienced by Latines, and how experienced trauma increases the likelihood of developing health condition...
This presentation reviews the current state of HIV, hepatitis C (HCV), and substance use disorders (SUD) in the Latinx community.