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Webinars

Archived AETC-NMC Webinars

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Cultural Competence: Strengthening the Clinician's Role in Delivering Quality HIV Care
- Archived Webinar | Slides
HIV and Substance Abuse Archived Webinar
- Archived Webinar | Slides
The Triple Whammy for African Americans: HIV and Psychiatric Illness
- Archived Webinar | Slides
Implementing the CLAS Standards to Reduce HIV Disparity
- Archived Webinar Part 1 | Archived Webinar Part 2 | Slides
Promoting HIV Testing among Diverse Populations Archived Webinar
- Archived Webinar | Slides
Issues of Ethnopharmacology in HIV Management
- Archived Webinar | Slides
Cultural Competence: Strengthening the Clinicians Role in Delivering Quality HIV Care within African American Adolescent MSM Communities
- Archived Webinar | Slides | Curruculum (PDF with Case Studies) | Suggested Activities
Cultural Competence: Strengthening the Clinicians Role in Delivering Quality HIV Care within Hispanic Adolescent MSM Communities
- Archived Webinar | Slides | Providing Culturally Competent Care for Young Latino MSM who are HIV-Positive curriculum (PDF) | Suggested Activities
Cultural Competence: Strengthening the Clinicians Role in Delivering Quality HIV Care within AANHPI Transgender Communities
- Archived Webinar | Slides | Curriculum (PDF) | Suggested Activities
Cultural Competence: Strengthening the Clinicians Role in Delivering Quality HIV Care within Native American Transgender Communities
- Archived Webinar | Slides | Providing Culturally Competent Care for Transgender Native Americans who are HIV-Positive curriculum (PDF) | Case Study 1 (Jenny) | Case Study 2 (Mary) | Suggested Activities
Patient Provider Communications and the Impact on Medical Outcomes for Patients with HIV
- Archived Webinar | Slides 1 | Slides 2 | Curriculum (PDF) | Suggested Activities
Cultural Competence: Strengthening the Clinician's Role in Delivering Quality HIV Care within Homeless Communities
- Archived Webinar | Slides
Cultural Competence: Strengthening the Clinician's Role in Delivering Quality Care within Veteran Communities
- Archived Webinar | Slides
Cultural Competence: Strengthening the Clinician’s Role in Delivering Quality HIV Care to People with Disabilities
- Archived Webinar | Slides
Cultural Competence: Strengthening the Clinician’s Role in Delivering Quality HIV Care within Asian and Pacific Islander (API) Communities (Burmese)
- Archived Webinar | Slides
Cultural Competence: The Impact of Stigma on Patients with HIV/AIDS
- Archived Webinar | Slides

Additional Webinars Developed and Hosted by Other Groups

Improving Access to HIV/AIDS Care in the Rural South: Alleviating Structural Barriers Using Telemedicine
Presented by the Southern AIDS Coalition in collaboration with the Alabama Department of Public Health
Please visit the SAC YouTube channel and view an archived recording of the Webcast. Additionally, materials presented on the screen during the Webcast are posted on the SAC website.
The Gay and Lesbian Medical Association has developed Quality Healthcare for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual & Transgender People. This cultural competence four-part webinar series explores the health concerns and healthcare of LGBT people and is open to anyone. It reviews the social determinants that influence how LGBT people seek and receive care and the impact those influences have on health. The series virtually follows the experience of LGBT people and those who care for them to better understand how to create healthcare environments that are welcoming and can help minimize the existing disparities experienced by this population. It delves into the clinical concerns specific to LGBT persons- both in terms of physical health and mental health- to improve understanding of how to create comprehensive systems of care that support positive outcomes and experiences for LGBT people and result in high quality healthcare.