CROI 2015 - Advances in HIV Epidemiology and Prevention Wednesday, April1, 2015 11 am PST; 12 pm MST; 1 pm CST; 2 pm EST Did you attend The Conference on Retroviruses and Opportunistic Infections (CROI) and are looking for a recap of the latest lessons for High Impact HIV Prevention? Weren’t able to attend and want to get the 411? Join us for a webinar featuring Dr. Susan Buchbinder, who will give an overview of key lessons learned and implications for High Impact HIV Prevention. Dr. Buchbinder will discuss recent advances in High-Impact Prevention (HIP) for HIV from CROI including: recent advances in HIV testing, PrEP, reaching at-risk populations, treatment as prevention (TasP) and prevention of mother to child transmission (PMPTC). Participants will learn about: • Specific advances in HIP for HIV from CROI • Discuss how to apply these lessons to their local jurisdictions • How to access Capacity Building Assistance (CBA) services from the San Francisco Health Department in the areas of HIV Testing, Prevention for High-Risk Negative Individuals and Policy/Jurisdictional Planning We will end with a Question & Answer session along with an overview of how your health department can get free assistance on building capacity in high impact HIV prevention. We also encourage everyone to follow along and ask questions on Twitter using the hashtag #CROITalkSF. Click Here to Register! (or visit www.getsfcba.org/events) Dr. Susan Buchbinder is the Director of Bridge HIV and Clinical Professor of Medicine, Epidemiology and Biostatistics at UCSF. Dr. Buchbinder focuses her research on risk factors for HIV acquisition and interventions to prevent HIV infection, including HIV vaccines, PrEP, behavioral interventions, rectal microbicides and combination modalities. She serves in leadership positions in the HIV Vaccine and Prevention Trials Network, and has participated in numerous NIH and UCSF advisory committees including the AIDS Research Advisory Committee, Prevention Sciences Working Group, Office of AIDS Research Advisory Committee, the UCSF Center for AIDS Research Internal Advisory Board, and the UCSF AIDS Research Institute Scientific Council. The San Francisco Department of Public Health is pleased to be a Capacity Building Assistance provider to Health Departments. Through our Center for Learning & Innovation, we offer trainings, webinars, key resource materials and customized assistance to your health department. We look forward to matching our expertise with your health department’s needs. www.getSFcba.org • @getSFcba