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Monica Gandhi, MD: HIV as a Movement, Not Just an Infection
Monica Gandhi, MD, reflects on her decades-long work in HIV care, from providing care early in the epidemic to leading implementation of today’s groundbreaking medical advances.
Ina Park, MD, on Syphilis: The STI That Keeps Us Guessing
Ina Park, MD, is back again for a focused look at her (second) favorite sexually transmitted infection: syphilis (favorite because it’s fascinating). She says, “it’s one of the most challenging…
STI Expert Hour Webinar – Adolescent Sexual Health: Influences, Trends, and How Healthcare Providers can Support Adolescent Sexual Health and Wellbeing
December 3, 2024 11:30AM-1:00PM (PST) 1.5 CME units at no cost. Dr. Claudia Borzutzky, an adolescent medicine specialist, will present an overview of confidential care for teens and supporting adolescent…
West Region Social Media Directory
Check out our social media directory to discover what HIV prevention programs in the West region are doing to promote HIV prevention online. Learn how you can link your program’s…
Mobile Harm Reduction, Street Medicine as a Medical Home
Braunz E. Courtney discusses impactful engagement of people who actively use drugs, chaotic use versus abstinence, and working in the spectrum of harm reduction.
Unconditional Positive Regard–Intersectionality of Harm Reduction & Spirituality
Jason Norelli explores the intersectionality of the faith-based community and syringe services by highlighting the successful work that Glide Foundation has provided through its HIV/Hep C and Harm Reduction Services…
Radical Syringe Access – Harm Reduction without Barriers
Sam Junge and Elona Dellabough-Gormley provide an overview of the principles and practices that can help traditional syringe services programs advance to a radical version of harm reduction centered on…
Consumer Perspective on Syringe Service Programs
Sam Junge, Angie Pittaluga, and Tommy Rayes highlight what makes an effective syringe services program by sharing what’s working and where change needs to happen.
Meeting People Where They Are–Intersection of Cultural Humility & Harm Reduction
Carsen Beckwith explores culture and the principles of cultural humility while reflecting on the issues of implicit bias to help providers build more meaningful and respectful relationships with SSP participants.
Backwoods Harm Reduction Syringe Services Program
James Wilson discusses the challenges that Pluma County’s syringe services program faced while providing services in rural areas, as well as some of the solutions they’ve developed to address them.
Public Health Vending Machines – From Conceptualization to Implementation
Chelsi Cheatom and Jessica A. Johnson share steps and lessons learned around community engagement, planning, and implementation when utilizing vending machines for harm reduction, public health, and syringe services.
Provider Perspective on Syringe Services Programs
Loris Mattox, Stephanie Cole, and Heather Bush highlight the current state of SSP services by sharing what’s working and where change needs to happen.