NYS Health Department
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Training | The ABCs of Hepatitis (NYS Health Dept)
This 90-minute webinar will cover the epidemiology, modes of transmission, prevention techniques, and treatment of Hep A, B, and C.
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Health Literacy in HIV, STI & Viral Hepatitis in Patient Care (NYS Health Dept)
This webinar will provide an overview of health literacy and the opportunity to develop skills utilizing health literacy universal precautions to communicate with patients.
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Hep C Treatment Update for Health & Human Service Providers (NYS Health Dept)
This webinar will discuss current Hep C guidelines regarding treatment, issues relating to treatment access, and patient assistance resources.
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Hep C Basics for Peer Workers (NYS Health Dept)
This webinar will offer peer workers information about Hep C and will cover basic facts about Hep A and B.
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Hep C Prevention with Young People Who Use Drugs (NYS Health Dept)
Discuss the high Hep C incidence and low treatment initiation rates among young people who use drugs.
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Hep C Prevention for LGB & TGNC Individuals and Communities (NYS Health Dept)
Review the basics of Hep C that health and human service providers should discuss with program participants who identify as Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual (LGB) or Transgender/Gender Non-Conforming (TGNC).
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Trauma & Its Impact on Clients in HIV/STIs/Hep C (NYS Health Dept)
Join this webinar to review the definition of trauma and trauma informed care.
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Navigating Hep C Treatment for Women Who Inject Drugs: A multidisciplinary perspective (NYS Health Dept)
Join this panel discussion on the benefits of, barriers to, and best practices for engaging women in Hep C services.
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CASAC/CPP/CPS | Building Bridges to Cultural Competency (NYS Health Dept)
Join this webinar to explore the definition of culture and its relationship to competent and effective health care and human service delivery.
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Health Literacy in HIV, STI & Viral Hepatitis in Patient Care (NYS Health Dept)
This webinar will provide an overview of health literacy and the opportunity to develop skills utilizing health literacy universal precautions to communicate with patients.
