2008 Grantee Meeting and 11th Annual Clinical Update

Approximately 2,500 Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program grantees and others convened August 25-28, 2008 in Washington, DC, for the bi-annual national meeting, co-sponsored by the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) and the American Academy of HIV Medicine (AAHIVM). See Daily Reports and the Inside HRSA Meeting Report with highlights from the meeting as well as an Evaluation Report of the conference

Workshop Slides
Grantee Meeting Workshop Slides

Opening Plenary Session / Closing Plenary Session Hosted by Kaiser Family Foundation	11th Clinical Update Agenda/Slides From Sessions 11th Clinical Update Webcasts Hosted by the IAS-USA
About the Meeting	Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program History See also, Living History
Timeline on HIV/AIDS and the Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program	Evolving Efforts of the Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program

2008 Award Recipients Video Presentations

All 2008 Award Recipients

David Reznik, DDS
Associate Administrator's Award

Adrienne Rogers
Part A Hank Carde Award

Stephen Sherman
Part B Dr. Nicholas Rango Award

Ceryl Besch, MD
Part C Gabe Kruks Memorial Award

Rolando Jimenez-Mercado, MPHE
Part D Rebecca Denison Award

Ronald Wilcox, MD
AETC Award

Allan Rodriguez, MD
SPNS Russell E. Brady Award

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Connecting People to Care
The University of Alabama’s 1917 Clinic’s Project Connect quickly links clients to HIV/AIDS care and helps keep them engaged. See the Birmingham News feature story on their work.

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Ryan White
On April 8, 1990, Ryan White died, just months before Congress passed the AIDS bill that bears his name. Learn more about Ryan White and his mom Jeanne White Ginder and see A Living History.

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HIV in Corrections
Dr. Lara Strick from Washington State trains providers working with incarcerated patients in prisons and jails as the Northwest AETC Corrections Program Director. Tap into their prison-based preceptorship, corrections-specific case study in the HIV Web Study, and more. See Strick’s five tips for serving incarcerated persons.

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