Evaluation of the AETC HIV Testing Initiative. Background In 2006, revised recommendations for routine HIV screening were released. AETCs have worked.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Getting to know the AETC National Resource Center (NRC) Andrea Norberg, MS, RN Director, AETC National Resource Center François-Xavier Bagnoud (FXB) Center.

Advertisements

Title X Objectives How Writing Measurable Objectives Helps DSHS Evaluate the Success of Your Title X Project.

1 Presented to Department of Information Technology April 23, 2008 New Mexico Department of Health ELECTRONIC REPORTING (e-Reporting) e-Reporting.

Restructuring the Cancer Programs and Task Force Workgroups.

Intro. Website Purposes  Provide templates and resources for developing early childhood interagency agreements and collaborative procedures among multiple.

1 Service Providers Capacity Assessment Framework Presentation to the Service Delivery Advisory Group August 28, 2008.

State of Texas HIV Planning &. Goals for the National HIV/AIDS Strategy 1.Reduce new HIV infections 2.Increase access to care and improve health outcomes.

Program Evaluation and Measurement Janet Myers. Objectives for today… To define and explain concepts and terms used in program evaluation. To understand.

Kansas Rural Health Options Project Quality Improvement Committee CAH QI Survey Results Spring, 2002 Survey administered and analyzed, on behalf of KRHOP,

SBIRT and Women’s Health LYNN CAMPANARIO NOVEMBER, 2014.

Ilana F. Gareen, Ph.D. Brown University Center for Statistical Sciences

Standards and Guidelines for Quality Assurance in the European

Oral Health in Head Start What do the Performance Standards say?

Midwest AIDS Training & Education Center Health Care Education & Training, Inc. HIV/AIDS Case-Finding In Family Planning Clinics.

Integrating Oral Health Care into the Management of Children With HIV Infection: Models of Interdisciplinary Care.

National Public Health Performance Standards Local Assessment Instrument Essential Service:10 Research for New Insights and Innovative Solutions to Health.

Proposed Cross-center Project Survey of Federally Qualified Health Centers Vicky Taylor & Vicki Young.

Essential Service # 7:. Why learn about the 10 Essential Services?  Improve quality and performance.  Achieve better outcomes – improved health, less.

Collaborating with Business: A Survey of Employers Participating in PWDNET December, 2012 Leah Lobato, Utah State Office of Rehabilitation Carol Ruddell,

EVALUATING HIV AWARENESS AMONG OBSTETRIC POPULATION AT A PUBLIC HOSPITAL IN MALAYSIA Nazimah Idris, Pow Jun Yan, Sak Yeow Hong, Lavanya Narayanan, Lukmanul.

State of Maine: Quality Management and National Core Indicators.

Organization Mission Organizations That Use Evaluative Thinking Will Develop mission statements specific enough to provide a basis for goals and.

Development and Implementation of a National Multisectoral Output Monitoring System (SHAPMoS) for HIV Responses in Swaziland: Challenges and lessons learned.

Kirkpatrick model of evaluation to assess public health workforce preparedness training American Public Health Association November 5, 2013 Boston, MA.

Can Bright Futures Be Implemented in a Busy Clinical Setting? Lessons Learned from the Preventive Services Improvement Project: A National Collaborative.

Policy: SCWDC WS Training Delivery Design: Group.

Sue Huckson Program Manager National Institute of Clinical Studies Improving care for Mental Health patients in Emergency Departments.

This project was supported by Award No VF-GX-0001, awarded by the National Institute of Justice, Office of Justice Programs, U.S. Department of Justice.

Chase Bolds, M.Ed, Part C Coordinator, Babies Can’t Wait program Georgia’s Family Outcomes Indicator # 4 A Systems Approach Presentation to OSEP ECO/NECTAC.

UESCO/IFLA Workshop on Development of Information Literacy through School Libraries in Southeast Asia September 2005.

KENTUCKY YOUTH FIRST Grant Period August July

Unit 10. Monitoring and evaluation

1 IMPLEMENTING INTERPRETING SERVICES Lourdes Sanchez, MS Manager, Medical Interpreter Services, United States Amsterdam, December 2004.

National Public Health Performance Standards Local Assessment Instrument Essential Service:9 Evaluate Effectiveness, Accessibility, and Quality of Personal.

Diversity is our Strength

Results Collaboration With Trauma Centers and Emergency Rooms: Most health plans (77%) report working collaboratively with emergency rooms (ERs) and/or.

Routine HIV Screening in Health Care Settings David Spach, MD Clinical Director Northwest AIDS Education and Training Center Professor of Medicine, Division.

Regulated Security Solutions Customer Focus – Expertise – Performance – Best People – Collaboration & Teamwork Addressing Attentiveness & Sustaining Positive.

HIV Screening and Women’s Health Health Care Education & Training, Inc. Originally developed by: Section 6: Considerations for Implementation.

Circuit Rider Training Program (CRTP) Circuit Rider Professional Association Annual General Meeting and Conference August 30, 2012.

Goals Achievement Partnership (GAP) Survey Why the GAP survey was administered.

Monitoring and Evaluating Partnerships Between NPOs and the DOH for the Delivery of Primary Health Care in South Africa. FP Netshipale, Dr JF Aguilera.

Ryan White All Grantees Meeting Washington, DC November, 2012 Supporting National HIV/AIDS Strategies: the domestic experience and the AETCs.

Planning for a Disaster: Service Provider and Advocacy Organizations Carl T. Cameron, PhD Pat Heineman.

Consultant Advance Research Team. Outline UNDERSTANDING M&E DATA NEEDS PEOPLE, PARTNERSHIP AND PLANNING 1.Organizational structures with HIV M&E functions.

HIV Testing in Medical Settings Mark Thrun, MD Denver Public Health

StagesOf Assessment Stages Of Assessment. The Stages of Assessment for the Single Assessment Process §Publishing information about services. §Completing.

Florida Enterprise GIS Workgroup Collaborating and sharing to empower and enhance GIS services and resources statewide Sara Wander, GISP

Are Prenatal Care Providers Following Best-Practice Guidelines for Addressing Pregnancy Smoking? Results from Northeast Tennessee Department of Family.

Facility supervision by the District Health Teams (DHTs) in Rwanda Track1 Meeting Maputo, Mozambique, August 10 th -12 th Dr. Ruben Sahabo.

California Department of Public Health Office of AIDS HIV CARE and PREVENTION 2009: You Need to Know.

27/04/2017 Strengthening of the Monitoring and Evaluation system for FTPP/FTTP in FAO /SEC December 2015 FTPP/FTFP Workshop, Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan.

Transition to the New CDC Recommendations: Putting it into Practice Shelley Miller, MS TRAINING 3, Family Planning Council June 14, 2007 OPA HIV Grantee.

Leaders in Networking & Knowledge (LINK) II Pedro Rodriguez, Jr. Recruitment Coordinator Nina Anderson Client Navigation Specialist.

Results from the School Health Policies and Practices Study 2012: How it relates to the work of state school nurse consultants Mary Vernon-Smiley, MD,

A Framework for Evaluating Coalitions Engaged in Collaboration ADRC National Meeting October 2, 2008 Glenn M. Landers.

To Learn & Develop Christine Johnson Lead Nurse Safeguarding (named nurse) - STFT Health Visitors Roles and Responsibilities in Domestic Abuse.

AETC PRACTICE TRANSFORMATION PROJECT: IMPLEMENTATION INSTRUCTIONS FOR BASELINE DATA COLLECTION Updated April 28 th,

Increasing rapid HIV testing in the Emergency Department through the implementation of a provider-driven model November 6, 2007 HHC Metropolitan Hospital.

AETC PRACTICE TRANSFORMATION PROJECT: EVALUATION PLAN SUMMARY AND IMPLEMENTATION CHECK-IN August 11 th,

Provider-Initiated Family Planning (PIFP)

AETC National Evaluation Center

UMRG 3rd Learning Session: July 19th, 2012

Alaska Citizen Review Panel

AetC practice transformation project: Implementation Instructions for baseline data collection Updated April 28th, 2016.

Facilitating Routine HIV Testing in Clinical Settings: The Role of the AIDS Education & Training Centers FTCC Meeting- July 14th, 2010 Beth-Anne Jacob,

CHILD FIRST INITIATIVE Community Implementation Report

Sustaining Primary Care-Public Health Partnerships for Engagement in Care – The Partnerships for Care Demonstration Project Sue Lin, PhD, MS Director,

Routine Counselling and HIV testing (CT) for TB patients in Malawi: Rhehab Chimzizi TB-HIV Programme officer National TB Control Programme-Malawi.

HUD’s Coordinated Entry Data & Management Guide

Presentation transcript:

Evaluation of the AETC HIV Testing Initiative

Background In 2006, revised recommendations for routine HIV screening were released. AETCs have worked to increase awareness of the new recommendations and improve the capacity of clinics to conduct routine HIV screening.

Evaluation of AETC Training and CBA Training and Capacity Building Assistance (CBA) to enhance routine HIV screening was provided to primary care clinics, labor and delivery departments and emergency departments. AETCs collaboratively developed a survey to assess organization-level changes in the ability to provide routine HIV screening.

Methods The survey was administered to clinic staff by LPS or central office evaluators before and after training and/or CBA. Clinic staff were asked: Whether and how they routinely tested patients. How many patients were tested in the last month. About policies and procedures on screening and linkage go care.

Participating Regions Midwest AETC Mountain-Plains AETC New York/New Jersey AETC Pacific AETC Southeast AETC Texas/Oklahoma AETC

Data Collection Organizational assessments were conducted between September 2008 and August Baseline data was collected from 49 sites. Follow-up data was collected from 16 sites. 33% response rate.

RESULTS: More testing Clinics receiving CBA were significantly more likely to include a program of routine HIV screening compared to those that did not receive CBA. After AETC capacity building assistance (CBA) was delivered, the number of clinics offering routine testing increased by 30% (p<.05).

RESULTS: Clinic Policies Respondents reported developing policies and procedures to ensure enhanced testing. After AETC capacity building assistance (CBA) was delivered, the number of clinics with policies on routine testing increased by 29% (p<.10).

RESULTS: Improved linkage to care After AETC CBA was delivered, the number of clinics with a formal plan for linking HIV+ to care increased by 34% (p<.01). Linkage was most successful when a primary care clinic was co-located in a site with an HIV clinic or had existing relationships with HIV service providers in the community.

Conclusion Overall, the AETC Testing Initiative achieved: Increasing the frequency with which patients are routinely offered HIV testing. Improving systems for ensuring linkage to care when patients are newly found to be infected with HIV.