NMAETC - National Minority AIDS Education and Training Center
Building capacity through the education of clinicians
National Clinicians HIV/AIDS Testing and Awareness Day
Save the Date: Monday, July 21 » Learn MoreNational Clinicians HIV/AIDS Testing and Awareness Day presents an opportunity for clinicians nationwide to lead the way by setting the example to publicly acknowledge they will take an HIV/AIDS test themselves, learn their HIV status and dispel the myths and stigma within the healthcare profession associated with HIV testing.
What is Capacity Building?
Capacity-building assistance (CBA) is a system-wide, integrated approach to expanding the core-competencies of providers and strengthening institutional infrastructure to improve outcomes for HIV-infected patients.
CBA employs a process that involves assessment of needs using performance indicators, collaboratively structuring sustainable interventions, and tracking progress through appropriate evaluation methods.
Education & Training
Education and trainings are available in Clinical Delivery, Infrastructure Management, Continuous Quality Improvement and Cultural Competency.
Become a Consultant
NMAETC is currently recruiting seasoned consultants to assist in delivering a variety of services to clinicians treating minorities with HIV / AIDS.
NMAETC has developed the BESAFE Cultural Competency Model to help health care providers to have a greater understanding and awareness of how culture may influence their attitudes, behaviors, and policies on health care. NMAETC conducts highly interactive BESAFE workshops to increase cultural competency among providers when diagnosing and treating patients. In addition, BESAFE workshops build organizational capacity by developing cultural competency plans. The culturally competent health care provider will develop the needed skills and interpersonal capacity to better respond to a diverse patient population.
NMAETC has developed the BESAFE Cultural Competency Model to help health care providers to have a greater understanding and awareness of how culture may influence their attitudes, behaviors, and policies on health care.
Calendar of Events
- The Needs of the Newly Diagnosed HIV + Patient
- Wednesday, August 27
- Nashville, TN
- Continuous Quality Initiative
- Wednesday, August 27
- Washington, DC
- HIV & Nutritiona HIV & Mental Health and Psychosocial Issues Cultural and Gender Issues
- Thursday, August 28
- Los Angeles, CA