Go Rogue with PrEP Planning in Nonclinical Spaces

This webinar focuses on planning to deliver PrEP at a recreation-based community health site. Using Project Silk (PS) as a case study, we discuss how mixed-methods planning, including information from community forums, qualitative data from a Youth Advisory Board, and quantitative data from a PrEP readiness survey, informed PS’s PrEP implementation process. Challenges related to PrEP provision in nonclinical spaces are also addressed.

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Project Silk

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Dr. Mackey Friedman

Program Director, Project Silk

(412) 383-2622

mrf9 [at] pitt.edu

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Go Rogue with PrEP Planning in Nonclinical Spaces

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Spotlight:

Project Silk

Program Contact

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