The HIV Navigation Services course is designed to improve navigation skills for those delivering prevention services to people living with HIV and high risk HIV- individuals. This comprehensive course package is for service providers who want to know more about navigation skills, how navigation fits in the overall field of
Start
December 18, 2024 - 9:15 am
End
December 19, 2024 - 9:15 am
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Capacity BuildingThe HIV Navigation Services course is designed to improve navigation skills for those delivering prevention services to people living with HIV and high risk HIV- individuals. This comprehensive course package is for service providers who want to know more about navigation skills, how navigation fits in the overall field of HIV prevention, structural components of a navigation program, and professional conduct.
By the end of the training participants will be able to:
- Explain how navigation services support at-risk populations (people living with HIV and high risk HIV- people) obtain better health outcomes
- Name the components of the HNS protocol
- Describe how Navigators work as part of a professional team to support a client through the HIV Continuum of Care
- Identify the required core competencies and knowledge of HNS
- Apply the skills and knowledge of HNS
- List the areas of need for Navigator professional development
- Examine organizational capability to provide navigation services
- Identify next steps to enhance organizational capacity
- Describe how quality assurance components support clients, the client Navigators, and agencies
9 Nursing CEU credits Available. Social Work CEUs are in process and will be formally added soon.