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WE ARE ON OUR WAY

Learn about California's Integrated HIV Surveillance, Prevention, and Care Plan to boost retention and care for HIV clients. Explore activities, strategies, and resources to achieve incremental goals and improve data analysis. Utilize local and state surveillance data to enhance services and support organizational relationships for better client outcomes.

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WE ARE ON OUR WAY

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  1. WE ARE ON OUR WAY Using California’s Integrated HIV Surveillance, Prevention, and Care Plan Kevin Sitter, Office of AIDS Implementation Specialist

  2. FROM HERE

  3. TO HERE 2021 95% 90% 85% WITHIN 30 DAYS 80%

  4. Guideposts

  5. Integrated Plan Objectives

  6. Incremental Steps

  7. LHJ Specific Continuums - 2014 LHJ Specific Data

  8. IP Incremental Objectives LHJ Specific Data California Mark County Sitter County Etc. County

  9. STRATEGY E: IMPROVE RETENTION IN CARE Activity E1: Expand provider education to improve capacity to retain clients. Activity E2: Implement pharmacy tickler programs Activity E3: Increase the number of Californians living with HIV who are enrolled in health insurance coverage. Activity E4: Improve integration of basic substance abuse/mental health interventions with HIV care settings. Activity E5: Strengthen relationships with organizations that provide housing support for clients in unstable or disadvantageous living situations

  10. Surveillance Data • Local and state surveillance data have information on both Ryan White and other health systems and are the source for most data reports. The DATA-TO-CARE activities being implemented will also help achieve the Getting to Zero goals. • We are increasing the analysis of data of PLWH within the Medi-Cal program. • ARIES and LEO provides snapshots for services within your OA contracts. Cal-REDIE will be an additional resource.

  11. Data is not Program • Data informs the activities you select for your integrated program. • Different activities will be selected based on your individual continuum and milestones reaching your IP Objectives. • Each LHJ will develop their integrated plan according to local needs, with input from providers and consumers.

  12. Resources

  13. I hope you will use this conference as an additional resource.THANK YOU FOR ALL YOU DO

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