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HIV/STD Community Program: Wake County
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The Wake County HIV/STD Community Program utilizes a multi-faceted approach to address disproportionate HIV/STD rates among African American and Latino residents. The program conducts HIV/STD testing at non-traditional testing sites in areas with high incidence rates as identified through GIS mapping, implements evidence-based education and outreach among targeted populations, and provides case management to ensure HIV positive persons are not lost to medical care. Since the implementation of the HIV/STD Community Program and its targeted testing, education and social marketing campaigns, HIV rates have remained stable, showing no increase.
Toolkit:
UW's Health Disparities Toolkit
Keyword Area:
Access to Care, Health Equity, Health Promotion and Health Education, HIV/AIDS, Minority, Rural
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Institutional Author:
University of Washington School of Nursing Department of Psychosocial and Community Health
Submitted:
11/04/2009
Modified:
03/22/2010
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