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Slide Set L: PCSI Next Steps

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Program Collaboration and Service Integration: Next Steps Kevin Fenton, M.D., Ph.D., F.F.P.H. Director National Center for HIV/AIDS, Viral Hepatitis, STD, and TB Prevention Centers for Disease Control and Prevention August 22, 2007 
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Program Collaboration and Service Integration: Next Steps
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 Overview Addressing barriers to PCSI Next steps
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Overview
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 Addressing Barriers to PCSI Develop a national policy on PCSI Green paper Stakeholder consultation White paper Explore funding for program collaboration and service integration Analyze budget authorities Explore opportunities for seed money Ensure new program announcements promote program integration Streamline administrative requirements Continue work with PGO on requirements Collaborate with CDC portfolio management project to pilot new contractual procedures with states
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Addressing Barriers to PCSI
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 Addressing Barriers to PCSI (continued) Harmonize and synchronize data collection and surveillance Establish cross center work group Publish STD/HIV integrated interview record Publish integrated annual surveillance reports Convene strategic information workgroup Develop integrated prevention guidelines Commission workgroups to develop guidelines Ensure guidelines included in policy documents Coordinate CDC program announcements and reporting requirements Review PAs to ensure PCSI included
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Addressing Barriers to PCSI (continued)
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 Addressing Barriers to PCSI (continued) Develop mechanisms for translation and integration of science and program Update and publish evidence-based guidelines Update and publish evidence-based prevention interventions Fund operational research and evaluation on PCSI Provide support, both technical and financial, for cross training, evaluation and dissemination of best practices Develop cross-center workgroups Collaborate with National Prevention Training Centers Fund integrated training curricula Develop web-based portal Seek funding to establish regional networks
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Addressing Barriers to PCSI (continued)
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Next Steps Winter 2007 Publication of NCHHSTP white paper on PCSI Spring 2008 Publication of NCHHSTP Action Plan for PCSI 
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