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Grounded in our history as leaders in family-centered HIV health care, the FXB Center at the Rutgers School of Nursing serves communities that are at greatest risk for health inequities. The FXB Center works to achieve this mission through translation of findings to practice and policy, education, and research.
Advancing Solutions to Achieve Health Equity
Enhancing child welfare in NJ by training and supporting nurses to deliver compassionate, trauma-informed care, working with families and community partners to support children’s well-being and stability
Collaborative, multi-professional support for high-quality HIV care. Chart abstractions and provider training for Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program (RWHAP) throughout NJ
Supported by the US Department of Health & Human Services’ Health Resources & Services Administration and the NJ Department of Health’s End the HIV Epidemic (EHE portion bolded or italicized if possible) initiative to raise awareness of status-neutral HIV services for priority populations.
❯ Family-Centered
HIV Primary Healthcare
Leading HIV care since the mid-1980s, serving ~150 families through comprehensive HIV primary care services
To examine the range of factors that influence health at the family, community and population levels, and translate findings to practice & policy
Providing education, capacity building, technical assistance, and fostering continuous improvement and communities of practice
Events
Addressing Unhealthy Alcohol Use in Older Adults with HIV
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Announcements
Rutgers School of Nursing Staff Council sponsors the first RU Reading For Fun initiative!
RU Reading For Fun? Participate in BOOK SWAPS! Bring a book! Take a book! Share a book you enjoyed or one you are struggling to finish; it may be the … Read More
Version 2 of the HIV Care Tools App Just Released!
Breaking — Version 2 of the AETC HIV Care Tools mobile app has been released, which includes the new HIV drug-drug interactions checker. This popular app supports healthcare providers with … Read More
AETC Program’s HIV Workforce Survey Results Published
There is a decreasing HIV care workforce in the United States, whereas the need for HIV care and prevention continues to increase. To better understand this issue, a quantitative, anonymous, … Read More