1st National Working Group Meeting
CFAR/APC ECHPP Conference 2012
The 1st National CFAR/APC ECHPP Working Group Meeting was held in Washington, D.C. in November 2012 with 100 participants from 20 CFARs, nine DOHs and all five NIMH-supported AIDS Prevention Centers (APCs) to present results of the ECHPP-1 projects.
Monday, November 19, 2012
- Meeting Goals and Review of Agenda
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Meeting Goals and Review of Agenda (PDF)
Alan Greenberg, Milken Institute School of Public Health, Director, DC D-CFAR - Opening Plenary Session
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NHAS, 12 Cities, ECHPP and the CFAR/APC ECHPP Initiative: US Government Perspectives
Twelve Cities Initiative (PDF)
Ron Valdiserri, HHSCDC: ECHPP Initiative (PDF)
David Purcell and Stephen FloresNIAID: Centers for AIDS Research (CFAR) Program Perspectives (PDF)
Ann Namkung LeeNIMH: AIDS Prevention Centers (APC) Program Perspectives (PDF)
Christopher Gordon - Scientific Sessions
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CEWG-1, CEWG-2 and APC-1 Projects
San Francisco
Enhancing HIV Prevention in San Francisco (PDF)
Steve Morin, Center for AIDS Prevention Studies, UCSF CFAR; Edwin Charlebois, UCSF CFAR; Susan Scheer, SF Department of Public Health; Katerina Christopoulos, SF General Hospital; Nicholas Moss, SF Department of Public Health; Starley Shade, UCSF CFAR; Hong-Ha Truong, Center for AIDS Prevention Studies; UCSF CFARLos Angeles
Mobile Phone Probes to Increase Adherence Among Persons Living with HIV
Mary Jane Rotheram, UCLA CFARContingency Management to Enhance Adherence Among Persons living with HIV (PDF)
Cathy Reback, UCLA Center for HIV Identification, Prevention and Treatment ServicesRole Shifts of Researchers and Public Health Agencies
Mary Jane RotheramChicago
Improving Chicago's HIV Care Cascade (PDF)
Ronald Lubelchek, Chicago D-CFAR; Nanette Benbow, Chicago Department of Public HealthHouston
Partnerships to Increase Success in the Continuum of HIV Care in Houston, TX (PDF)
Thomas Giordano, Baylor-UT Houston CFAR; Marlene McNeese Ward, Houston Department of Health and Human ServicesAtlanta
Expanding Couples-Focused Services for HIV Prevention Among MSM (PDF)
Robert Stephenson, Emory University CFAR; Donato Clark, Georgia Department of Public HealthNew York City
Enhancing Linkage to and Engagement in Care in New York City (PDF)
Blayne Cutler, NYC Department of Health and Mental Hygiene; Laurie Bauman, Einstein-Montefiore CFAR; Robert Remien, HIV Center for Clinical and Behavioral Studies, Columbia UniversityPhiladelphia
New Applications of GIS in Understanding and Responding to the HIV Epidemic in Philadelphia (PDF)
David Metzger, Penn CFARTravel Distance to Medical Care: A Geographic Analysis of Weighted Survey Data from the Medical Monitoring Project in Philadelphia, PA (PDF)
Michael Eberhart, Philadelphia Department of Public HealthWashington, DC
Identifying Facilitators and Barriers along the HIV Continuum of Care-Washington, DC (PDF)
Amanda Castel, Milken Institute School of Public Health, DC D-CFAR; Tiffany West, DC Department of Health
Tuesday, November 20, 2012
- Plenary Session
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Other CFAR/APC DOH Collaborations
Working with State Health Departments
Academic/Public Health Collaboration: Facilitating Bidirectional Translational Research in North Carolina (PDF)
Peter Leone, University of North Carolina CFARConstructing a State Level Local Evaluation for the HRSA/SPNS Enhanced Linkage to Care Project (PDF)
Tony Somlai, Center for AIDS Intervention Research, Medical College of WisconsinAIDSVu (PDF)
Patrick Sullivan, Emory University CFARWorking with Local Health Departments
Integrating Public Health Practice and University Research: The University of Washington - Public Health - Seattle & King County Experience (PDF)
Matthew Golden, University of Washington CFARHIV Prevention Research in the Home of Health Care Reform: Boston Eye View (PDF)
Ken Mayer, Harvard University CFARCollaborating with Public Health to Improve Identification and Linkage to Care (PDF)
Ann Avery, Case Western Reserve University CFAR - Breakout Sessions
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Lessons Learned from CFAR/APC ECHPP Cascade-Related Research and Recommendations for Future Scientific Directions
HIV Testing in Clinical and Non-clinical Settings (ECHPP 1 and 2)
Moderator: Ken Mayer; Rapporteur: Robert StephensonLinkage to HIV Care, Treatment and Prevention (ECHPP 6) (PDF)
Moderator: Steve Morin; Rapporteur: Laurie BaumanRetention and Re-Engagement in Care (ECHPP 7) (PDF)
Moderator: Edwin Charlebois; Rapporteur: Amanda CastelAdherence to Antiretroviral Medicines (ECHPP 9) (PDF)
Moderator: Thomas Giordano; Rapporteur: David Metzger