As part of this year’s HIV Prevention and Education Virtual Summit, CHTA is pleased to bring to you the most up-to-date research as it pertains to the following topics.
- HIV treatment/prevention/testing/cure
- Opiate use disorder
- Harm reduction
- Sexual health
- Current and relevant public health matters impacting our communities
- COVID-19
- Hepatitis
- Community integration in healthcare
- Health equity
It is our hope that you will feel empowered to explore the below information on your own time and terms. Additionally, you may contact the researchers directly with any questions you may have.
‘Anything Could Happen’: How Perceived HIV Risk Influences PrEP InitiationAmong Women Who Inject Drugs in Philadelphia
Kerry Miley. klm538@drexel.edu
Towards Understanding Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis Adherence among Women who Inject Drugs
Kerry Miley. klm538@drexel.edu
Preliminary Evidence Suggests Pairing Syringe Exchange Services and PrEP Care is Acceptable to Women who Inject Drugs
Kerry Miley. klm538@drexel.edu
Early phase implementation of routine opt out hepatitis C testing in the Philadelphia jail system
Lora Magaldi lmagaldi@fight.org
215-809-2293
Factors Related to STI and HIV Prevalence Among House and Ball Youth in Two US Cities
Marne Castillo gwiazdowsb@.chop.edu
267-425-1339
HIV-Infected, Art-Suppressed PLWH Receiving Naltrexone Have Lower Immune Activation Compared To Similar Patients Receiving Methadone
Livio Azzoni azzoni@Wistar.org
Increasing PrEP Use In Cisgender Women Through Contextualization Within Sexual Wellness Services: A QI Intervention Pilot
Alexander Auchus auchusa@sas.upenn.edu
Opioid Withdrawal: Does a Day Make a Difference?
Emily Loscalzo eloscalzo@fight.org
215-709-3381
Philadelphia FIGHT Community Health Centers SARS-coV-2 Vaccination Efforts: Programmatic Launch, Patient Vaccination, and Plans for the Future
Linden Lalley-Chareczko lchareczko@fight.org
215-525-8695
Provision of Hepatitis C Care in a Federally Qualified Health Center during the COVID-19 Pandemic
Alex Ripkin aripkin@fight.org
215-525-8665
Research Continuity and Operations During a Global Pandemic: Remote Work, Security, and Patient Safety
Linden Lalley-Chareczko lchareczko@fight.org
215-525-8695
Targeted versus routine opt out hepatitis C testing in the Philadelphia jail system
Lora Magaldi lmagaldi@fight.org
215-809-2293
The Impact of PrEP Counseling in Family Planning Care for Women
Hil O’Connell Hil.OConnell@accessmatters.org
215-985-2620
