The HIV Prevention Plan

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• The HIV Prevention Plan
• Committees roles to support the completion of the
  chapters for the plan
• HIV Prevention Planning Council Presentation
• Thursday, November 13, 2008

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Epidemiologic Profile

• The purpose of this chapter is to present the
  epidemiology of HIV and AIDS in San Francisco.
• This chapter will focus on HIV/AIDS data from San
  Francisco, but will be developed based on the
  Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)
  Integrated Guidelines for Developing
  Epidemiologic Profiles HIV Prevention and Ryan
  White CARE Act Community Planning.
• HIV/AIDS Epidemiology Section will provide 2008
  data in early 2009.
• This will be presented to the HPPC in April 2009.
• This is the scope of work of the Points of
  Integration Committee.

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Community Assessment Chapter

• This chapter discusses how HIV has affected
  different populations in San Francisco. It is
  based on current data.
• Specifically, it talks about the needs of
  different populations living with or at risk for
  HIV.
• The African American Action Plan, The Latino
  Action Plan, and the Transmale RAP will all be
  included in this chapter.
• HarderCo. and the HIV Prevention Section have
  received direction and input from the committee.
  The chapter is currently being written. This will
  be reviewed by the committee in early 2009, and
  presented to the council in April 2009.
• This chapter is included in the scope of work of
  the Show Me the Data Committee (SMTD).

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Priority Setting Chapter

• The main purpose of this chapter is to outline
  the priorities for HIV prevention in San
  Francisco (who and what issues)
• The final chapter will be presented to the HPPC
  in May 2009.
• This chapter is being completed by the Show Me
  the Data Committee (SMTD).

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Priority Setting Model (cont.)

• Provider Input In December, we will have a
  provider meeting to inform providers of the work
  this committee has done so far. We will present
  the Priority Setting Model with BRPs and
  criteria, criteria for drivers, and criteria for
  cofactors. We will also invite providers to
  attend the Dec. HPPC meeting.
• The committee will present this model to the
  Council for vote.
• Committee will begin discussing resource
  allocation in January 2009. Recommendations will
  be presented to the HPPC in March 2009.

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Strategies Interventions

• This chapter provides the tools that providers
  need to design and implement programs.
• The chapter will provide the key elements of the
  focus areas HIV Status Awareness, Prevention
  With Positives (PwP), Syringe Programs, and
  Health Education and Risk Reduction.
• Recommendations for Structural Changes will be
  made under each of the focus areas.
• The committee has already completed two
  components of this chapter (HIV Status Awareness
  and Syringe Programs)
• The PwP Best Practices Guide is being worked on
  by the Points of Integration Committee. This will
  come to SIE to begin incorporating into the
  chapter in January 2009.
• The Strategies Interventions chapter will be
  approved by the HPPC in June 2009.

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Evaluation

• The purpose of the chapter is to provide an
  overview of San Franciscos approach to
  evaluation of HIV prevention efforts.
• This chapter is included in the scope of work for
  the Strategies, Interventions, Evaluation
  Committee.
• The committee has given input on what should be
  included in this chapter. The draft chapter will
  go to the committee for review and approval in
  December 2008.
• The final chapter will be approved by the HPPC in
  January 2009.

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November
December
January 2009
February
Approve framework for PWP Best Practices
Guidelines
Approve the list of BRPs criteria for drivers
for the priority setting model
Approve the Evaluation Chapter review
framework for Epidemiology Chapter
Approve the African American Action Plan
March
April
May
June
July
Review recommendations for resource allocation
for Priority Setting Model Transmale RAP
Approve the Latino Action Plan, Community
Assessment Epidemiology Chapter
Approve the Priority Setting Chapter
Approve the Strategies and Intervention Chapter
Approve the Introduction Final approval of
the new Plan
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Current HPPC and Community Members on Committees

• Membership/Community Liaison
• Jonathan Batiste
• Tom Kennedy
• Steve Muchnick (Co-chair)
• Marco Partida
• Perry Rhodes III
• Jenny Lynn Sarmiento
• Tonya Williams (Co-chair)
• Points of Integration
• Randy Allgaier
• Michelle Bakken (Co-chair)
• Noah Briones
• Gayle Burns
• David Diaz
• Keith Folger
• Esther Lucero
• Catherine Newell
• Ken Pearce

• Show Me the Data II
• Pedro Arista
• Lauren Enteen
• David Gonzalez
• Isela Gonzalez
• Yavante Thomas-Guess
• Tei Okamoto
• Frank Strona (Co-chair)
• Gabriel Tungol
• Eric Whitney (Co-chair)
• Strategies, Interventions, Evaluation
• Grant Colfax
• Michael Discepola
• Ben Hayes (Co-chair)
• Jen Hecht
• Weihaur Lau (Co-chair)
• Vasudha Narayanan
• John Newmeyer

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HIV Prevention Section Staff and HarderCo.
Consultants on Committees

• Membership/Community Liaison
• Jenna Rapues
• Betty Chan Lew
• Elizabeth Davis
• Points of Integration
• Vincent Fuqua
• Michael Paquette
• John Melichar
• Aimee Crisostomo (HarderCo.)

• Show me the Data II
• Eileen Loughran
• Tracey Packer
• Erik Dubon
• John Melichar
• Willow Schrager (HarderCo.)
• Strategies, Interventions, Evaluation
• Dara Geckeler (consultant on Evaluation)
• Eileen Loughran
• Israel Nieves-Rivera
• John Pabustan
• Janise Kim (HarderCo.)