Fighting HIV stigma: new training aims to open clinic doors
NCT ID NCT05785169
Summary
This study aims to help HIV clinics reduce stigma that can prevent people from getting and staying in care. Five clinics in the southern and eastern US will work with researchers to create and test staff training programs focused on respectful policies and attitudes. The goal is to make clinics more welcoming so patients feel comfortable accessing life-saving treatment, while also supporting healthcare workers' well-being.
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Columbia University School of Nursing
RECRUITINGNew York, New York, 10032, United States
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