Prime Time for MADAP Plus Premium Payments: Tools & Tips on Submitting Premium Bills for Payment and Reporting Loss of Coverage to MADAP
2023-11-14 13:00 - 14:00 (America/New_York) | Online Event
This session will cover:

MADAP Plus Premium Payments

MADAP/MADAP Plus Recap
Eligible Health Care Plans for Premium Assistance
Requirements for Premium Payments and Loss of Coverage

Best Practices Q&A

Additional information on this session will be available soon.

What's Next? PrEPping for Injectables Webinar Series
2023-08-15 13:00 - 14:00
Implementing Injectable PrEP at Your Agency: A 4-part series

The PS19-1904 Track B Capacity Building Assistance providers of Washington University in St. Louis, Latino Commission on AIDS, University of Rochester, and San Francisco Department of Public Health will host a four-part virtual series that will address injectable PrEP. Cabotegravir was approved for HIV PrEP in December 2021, but implementation and uptake have been low. The purpose of this series is to build the capacity of the HIV workforce for injectable PrEP implementation through peer-to-peer learning. This series is for agencies at any stage of implementation.
The sessions will address these 4 topics respectively.

Injectable PrEP: What the Science and Users Have to Say About It
Implementing Injectable PrEP: Lessons from the Field
Financing Injectable PrEP: Strategies and Lessons Learned
Putting It All Together

Join us for interactive sessions featuring panels, case studies, and more to enhance staff and provider knowledge on injectable PrEP!

Tuesday, August 15, 2023
Tuesday, September 19, 2023
Tuesday, October 17, 2023
Tuesday, November 28, 2023

All Virtual Sessions Start: 10 AM PDT | 12 PM CDT | 1 PM EDT
Register at: https://www.urccp.org/class-detail.cfm?Class=101994

Data to Action: Using Data to Initiate and Inform HIV/STI Client Services and Public Health Response
2023-11-29 12:00 - 13:00
Join Alive! Maryland, led by HealthHIV, on Wednesday, November 29, 2023 at 12:00pm Eastern for a webinar that will illuminate how HIV/STI surveillance and program data are used to initiate and inform client services and public health response.
After defining “data to action” and reviewing the core data sources in Maryland, attendees will learn how data reporting and analysis lead to real-time field services and care engagement support for several groups of people: those newly diagnosed with HIV or syphilis, those living with HIV who may not be fully engaged in HIV medical care, and those who may benefit from HIV/STI testing, treatment, and prevention services. Faculty also will discuss core principles of confidentiality and person-first services, review how trend and network analysis inform public health response, and emphasize how clients, providers, and community members are key partners in HIV/STI data to action.
Learning Objectives:
At the end of this webinar, participants will be able to:

Describe data to action as a public health strategy and Maryland’s data to action activities.
Identify the role of HIV/STI surveillance data and other core data sources in data to action.
Explain methods for implementing client- and community-level data to action that ensure confidentiality and reduce stigma.
State how clients, providers, and community members can partner with public health efforts to achieve the goals of HIV/STI data to action.
