Purpose: This virtual training program provides comprehensive information to effectively integrate best practice syphilis and HIV care for Indigenous communities. In this series of presentations, multidisciplinary faculty will highlight best practices for responding to the rise of syphilis, and congenital syphilis, HIV screening and diagnosis, and HIV treatment basics. This training includes an opportunity to engage in didactic presentations, become part of a learning community, and join an Infectious Disease ECHO program. Free CE is available
 
Who should attend: Tribal leaders, decision-makers, administration, physicians, advanced practice providers, pharmacists, nurses, behavioral health specialists, nurses, chemical dependency counselors, peer support specialists, medical assistants, community health representatives, tribal community health providers or others interested in learning new skills to effectively integrate best practice HIV care & syphilis services at I/T/U facilities are invited to attend. 
 
Where: The training will be offered virtually via Zoom.
 
When: September 24th from 9am - 11:30am PT

Draft Agenda: https://npaihborg.box.com/s/g1bbxkqmgtbqlyc3j34zjnrjvd69yull

Please complete the registration information below. If you have any questions, requests or comments, please contact Ashley Day (email: aday@npaihb.org).

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* 1. Please Enter Your Contact Information

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* 2. What is your role?

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* 3. Is your organization affiliated with an IHS (Indian Health Service), Tribal, or Urban (I/T/U) organization. Select one:

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* 4. Faculty have requested a completed case presentation form for one of your clients. Download the case presentation form for HIV or Syphilis. How many de-identified clients do you plan to present?

If you have any questions, please contact echo@npaihb.org.

The Indian Country ECHO Team
IndianCountryECHO.org

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