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King County Jail-Madison Clinic HIV Telehealth: An Innovative Collaboration
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Presented by:
Hillary Liss, MD, AAHIV
Hillary Liss, M.D., is a board certified physician at the Adult Medicine and Madison clinics at Harborview and a UW clinical associate professor of General Internal Medicine. She is also medical program director of the Mountain West AIDS Education and Training Center and a trainer for the Seattle STD Prevention Training Center. Her clinical and research interests include Internal medicine, HIV, STDs and women's health.
Objectives:
•Describe barriers to care for people with HIV affected by incarceration and the need for innovative models of care
•Define the components of a successful telemedicine program for incarcerated populations with HIV
•Identify the importance of multidisciplinary collaboration between community and correctional health partners to improve HIV care
•Discuss how telehealth can facilitate HIV diagnosis, initiation of treatment, and linkage to care for people with HIV in jails
Presented by:
Hillary Liss, MD, AAHIV
Hillary Liss, M.D., is a board certified physician at the Adult Medicine and Madison clinics at Harborview and a UW clinical associate professor of General Internal Medicine. She is also medical program director of the Mountain West AIDS Education and Training Center and a trainer for the Seattle STD Prevention Training Center. Her clinical and research interests include Internal medicine, HIV, STDs and women's health.
Objectives:
•Describe barriers to care for people with HIV affected by incarceration and the need for innovative models of care
•Define the components of a successful telemedicine program for incarcerated populations with HIV
•Identify the importance of multidisciplinary collaboration between community and correctional health partners to improve HIV care
•Discuss how telehealth can facilitate HIV diagnosis, initiation of treatment, and linkage to care for people with HIV in jails
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