Program

2018 Biomedical HIV Prevention Summit

Tentative Workshop Agenda (titles are subject to change)

Session 1 | Session 2 | Session 3 | Session 4

Monday, December 3

Session 1 Workshops: 10:30 am – 12:00 pm

• PrEP's Getting a Makeover: Shots, Rings, & Other Splendid Things
• Factors Associated with Black MSM's Participation in Biomedical HIV Research
• Engaging People of Trans Experience into PrEP Care
• TelePrEP: Expanding Access & Adherence to PrEP through Telemedicine
• Sex Work Decriminalization Is Critical for Ending the HIV Epidemic
• Collaborative Partnerships for Optimizing PrEP Navigation in San Diego County
• Mujeres Transgénero - Disparidades y soluciones eficaces en el sur
• Virtual impressions to PrEP retention, and the steps in between!
• Correctional Health is Community Health: The Indiana Peer Education Program
• Motivational Interviewing for PrEP Adherence in PWID
• Jotería bien PrEParada

Session 2 Workshops: 2:45 – 4:15 pm

• Revisiting “RISK” - Best practice sharing for engaging young people in the prevention dialogue
• Engaging Black Women during an emergency department visit to debunk myths on HIV and STI risks
• Taking It To The Screen: Creating A Virtual Community
• Remote Patient Navigation and Advocacy During COVID-19: Successes and Challenges
• PrEP Access and Future Horizons: Drug Market and Coverage Changes
• Mentoring Researchers and Care Providers to Address Disparities
• Expanding Pharmacists' Role for Providing PrEP/PEP
• Texting lost-to-follow-up PrEP patients from a San Francisco STD clinic
• Expanding Our Legacy: Engaging Black HIV Advocates in Clinical Research
• NIH Center Ending the HIV Epidemic Projects: Community Partnerships in the South to Address Needs and Advance Implementation Science

Session 3 Workshops: 4:30 – 6:00 pm

• HIV Prevention: Out of the Specialty Clinics and into the EDs and SSPs – a framework forward.
• Molecular HIV Surveillance and Latino/a/x Immigrant Communities
• Pivoting HIV Prevention Services to Meet Community Needs During COVID-19
• Increasing PrEP Uptake: When a Clinic Feels Like a "Casita"
• Transgender Women of Color: Disparities and solutions in the South
• TelePrEP and COVID: Implementing a TelePrEP Program/Enhancing testing during COVID-19: Lessons learned from HIV self-testing programs
• Promoting Equitable Access to PrEP, TelePrEP, and Long-Acting PrEP
• A Tale of 3 Cities: PrEP Navigation in Tennessee
• Meet Me Where I Am: Medical Mentorship of Young People
• Fuerte y PrEParada: Research and community perspectives on factors impacting PrEP uptake among cisgender Latina women

Tuesday, December 4

Session 4 Workshops: 10:30 am – 12:00 pm

• Increasing Choice: Innovation and Biomedical HIV Prevention Research among Women
• Participation of Racial/Ethnic Minorities in Clinical Research
• Prevention and Retention in Care for Chem Sex Using MSM
• From Innovation to Implementation: Using Adherence Testing to Optimize PrEP
• Retos para la prevención de VIH entre las Comunidades Hispanas (HHS)
• Workforce Development for Latinx Gay/Bi Men and People with HIV
• Undetectable = Untransmittable, Walking the Walk, Talking the Talk
• Get It Get It Presents…Sexual Healing Goes Virtual!
• Expanding HIV Prevention Through HRSA Health Centers
• Success Stories and Challenges Implementing PrEP in Indian Country