HIV Practice Transformation Project

HIV Practice Transformation Project

Overview

MATEC is excited to celebrate over nine years of partnerships with clinics across the Midwest in our HIV Practice Transformation (PT) project. PT supports clinics to increase their capability to implement system-level changes and enhance clinical practice surrounding HIV prevention and care. We focus on improving HIV primary care through collaboration, strong leadership, and quality improvement.

PT clinics receive coaching to improve HIV prevention and/or care services. Each participating clinic has a dedicated PT coach, and joins a learning collaborative to network and access the latest HIV resources and training. The project also supports leveraging data to improve clinical outcomes and patient experiences, providing training to meet clinic needs, and linking clinics to community resources and evidence-based practices that support systems-level improvement

Check out the PT recruitment flier to learn more about program eligibility, participation benefits, and activity expectations for particpating in the project.

Resources

• Developing and Implementing HIV Policies and Procedures in Primary Care Settings Toolkit is a practical guide to reduce the time and resource burdens associated with developing policies and procedures (P&P). It provides checklists, tips templates, and resources and sample HIV P&P. To request access to this tool and supportive capacity building assistance, contact matec@uic.edu.

• 2019-2024 Practice Transformation Case Studies
  • Successfully Implementing HIV Care Services and Attaining Ryan White Part B Funding at the Native American Community Clinic at Native American Community Clinic in Minneapolis
  • Successfully Developing a Manual Documenting Policies and Procedures for HRSA Part C Requirement in a Leading Federally Qualified Health Center at Primary Health Care in Des Moines, IA
  • Successfully Increasing HIV Screening Rates at a Community Health Center that Serves a Predominantly Hispanic Population at sixteenth Street Community Health Centers in Milwaukee

Contact

For more information about this project and opportunities to get involved, contact matec@uic.edu.