Enhancing Nursing Workforce Capacity to Achieve HIV Epidemic Control and Positive Health Outcomes AFTERNOON BREAK-OUTS.

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Enhancing Nursing Workforce Capacity to Achieve HIV Epidemic Control and Positive Health Outcomes AFTERNOON BREAK-OUTS

Learning Objectives Through expert presentations, interactive panel discussions and targeted break-out sessions participants will: Examine the impact of gender, economic and policy barriers to nurse-led care and nursing leadership Identify nurse-led solutions that enhance population and individual health outcomes Identify recommendations and pathways to maximize the impact of nurses, midwives and other frontline health workers in population and individual health outcomes.

Welcome & Afternoon Agenda Break-out session one 40 mins Break-out session two 40 mins BREAK 15 mins Recommendations from break-outs 45 mins Summary and closing 35 mins Nurses & U=U Shaun Watson Nurses in HIV response Susan Michaels-Strasser Nursing leadership in policy Carole Treston Closing Jeff Kwong

Afternoon Break-Out Questions What are the key issues for nurses and PLWH related to this topic? What are the nursing opportunities and challenges related to these issues? What recommendations can you make to lead to solutions?

Afternoon Break-out Topics ART adherence HIV nursing research TB care and treatment HIV Criminalization, incarceration and re-entry HIV care in disasters and conflict Sexual health discussions Integrating HIV care into primary care Workplace policies and task sharing

REPORT OUT: Discussions and Recommendations What are the key issues for nurses and PLWH related to this topic? What are the nursing opportunities and challenges related to these issues? What recommendations can you make to lead to solutions?

CLOSING REFLECTIONS