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The 21st International AIDS Conference (AIDS 2016) will be held on the 17th-22nd of  July, 2016 in Durban, South Africa. AIDS 2016 is an opportunity to show the progress South Africa has made in implementing and funding evidence-based prevention and treatment interventions.

Objetivos de Aprendizaje (Learning Objectives):  1. Identificar seguridad de los trabajadores y de los derechos de salud y responsabilidades en los Estados Unidos - Identify worker safety and health rights and responsibilities in the United States,  2. Describir la función de las agencias gubernamentales en la protección de los trabajadores - Describe the role of government agencies in protecting workers  3.

The 2nd International conference on Public Health (ICOPH 2016) will be held on 28th and 29th of July 2016 in Sri Lanka. The organizing committee of ICOPH 2016 devotes itself to supply to you and all conference participants the most cutting-edge updated information relevant to public health. ICOPH 2016 refers to Bridging the gap between research and policy and creating a global platform to discuss evidence based health policies and interventions in public health.

Speakers include Valarie "Nurr'araaluk" Davidson, Commissioner, Alaska Department of Health and Social Services.  Valerie “Nurr’araaluk” Davidson is an enrolled tribal member of the Orutsararmiut Native Council (ONC). Davidson has worked for over 15 years as a national policy maker on matters affecting Indian health.  Continuing Education: In support of helping health center staff, clinicians, administration, and board of directors pursue professional development, NWRPCA conferences are a consistent source of continuing education units (CEU).

You are invited to attend an educational conference focused on teaching providers how to incorporate PrEP into their clinical practice.  PrEP, or pre-exposure prophylaxis, is a once-daily HIV prevention pill with the potential to make a significant contribution to ending the HIV/AIDS epidemic.  The conference is for primary care providers or other relevant providers interested in becoming more knowledgeable about prescribing and monitoring PrEP.  Led by clinical, educational, and research experts in PrEP, the program will include:  1)  in-depth case studies, 2)&nbsp

Lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) people face many health disparities and stigma in health care.  Despite this, LGBT people remain largely invisible to their providers.  Collecting sexual orientation and gender identity (SO/GI) data of new and returning patients is critical for health centers and other health care organizations to provide a welcoming, inclusive environment of care; and to provide high-quality care to all patients.  Currently, HRSA has proposed that SO/GI data be included in the Uniform Data System (UDS) reporting for CY 2016.  This web

Learning Objectives:  1)  Enhancing health equity and access to care, 2)  Culturally competent evidence-based strategies, 3)  Cost effectiveness and  sustainability for HIV programs, systems integration, 4)  Health care payment and delivery systems, 5)  Forging partnerships with health departments, 6)  Effective resource allocation.  Target audience:  Clinicians, Nurses, Physicians, Physician Assistants, Health Workers/Educators, Clinic/Hospital Project Staff, Clinic/Hospital Administration.  To register for this event please click

RTI International invites you to participate in the Ending Gender Inequalities conference.  The nexus of HIV, drug use, and violence is the next big challenge for achieving global gender equality. This action conference will be a transformational game changer.

The Community Health Center, Inc. (CHC) is hosting the first in a series of 8 webinars on transforming practices through the team-based model of care. This webinar will introduce our faculty from the Community Health Center, Inc. and Dr. Ed Wagner, MD, MPH and his team from the MacColl Center for Health Care Innovation at the Group Health Research Institute. This webinar will provide an introduction to the entire webinar series, offer an overview of the rationale and evidence supporting team-based care, and outline the roles and functions of the primary care team.

Los determinantes sociales de salud son las condiciones en que las personas nacen, se desarrollan, viven, trabajan y envejecen. Cada vez más, están siendo reconocidos por su relación con la incidencia creciente de la diabetes tipo 2 en los EE.UU., así como las oportunidades que presentan para nosotros para contrarrestarla. Muchas intervenciones para la diabetes tipo 2  se centran en factores biológicos y de comportamiento, tales como síntomas, la dieta y la actividad física.