About this initiative...
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Marked reductions in HIV morbidity and mortality have been reported in recent years, yet there are inequities in the distribution of these gains. The decreases in mortality among African Americans and Hispanics with HIV are lower than the decreases among white persons with HIV.
In addition, in spite of all that is known about effective HIV care, recent studies have documented significant deficits in the quality of care received by a substantial proportion of HIV-infected persons. Mechanisms for promoting improvements in the care received by people with HIV need to be developed and implemented in order to close the gap between the science (what is known) and the care being delivered.
Goal
The goal is to improve health status and outcomes in order to maximize the length and quality of life for people with HIV/AIDS and to satisfy patient and caregiver needs, while maintaining or decreasing the total cost of care.
The SPNS program began with some of the first Federal grants to target adolescents and women living with HIV, and over the years, initiatives have been developed to reflect the evolution of the epidemic and the health care arena.
Part F - SPNS Products and Publications
HIT Capacity Building Initiative for Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program AIDS Drug Assistance Program (ADAP) Grantees
HRSA-13-152
Deadline: February 14, 2013
Culturally Appropriate Interventions of Outreach, Access and Retention among Latino/a Populations – Demonstration Sites
HRSA-13-154
Deadline: March 18, 2013
Culturally Appropriate Interventions of Outreach, Access and Retention among Latino/a Populations – Evaluation and Technical Assistance Center
HRSA-13-151
Deadline: March 18, 2013
The above information is subject to change. See Grants.gov for the most current information or to apply for these grants.
Adan Cajina
Branch Chief
acajina at hrsa.gov
301-443-3180
Pamela Belton
Public Health Analyst
pbelton at hrsa.gov
301-443-4461
Renetta Boyd
Public Health Analyst
rboyd at hrsa.gov
301-443-4549
Khan-Chau Nguyen
Public Health Analyst
knguyen at hrsa.gov
301-443-5785
Natalie Solomon
Public Health Analyst
nsolomon at hrsa.gov
301-443-7753
Melinda Tinsley
Public Health Analyst
mtinsley1 at hrsa.gov
301-443-3496
Jessica Xavier
Public Health Analyst
jxavier at hrsa.gov
301-443-0833