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Bringing Back an Old Tradition

MATEC Indiana is reviving an old tradition. Some of you have been around long enough to remember the AIDServe Indiana Superstar Award. The Superstar Award recognized outstanding commitment and contributions on behalf of Hoosiers impacted by HIV/AIDS. MATEC Indiana intends to expand upon the spirit of this award to highlight exceptional commitment and contributions that have impacted the sexual health of the residents of Indiana. This new award will be called the MATEC Indiana Vanguard Award.

The MATEC Indiana Vanguard Award seeks to recognize a member of our HIV/STD prevention and care community who demonstrates a commitment to excellence and has contributed in efforts to improve the sexual health of Hoosiers with a special focus on the needs of marginalized individuals and communities.

The inaugural MATEC Indiana Vanguard Award will be presented at the 2015 HIV/STD Update: Advances in Care & Prevention in May. Please stay tuned for more information. Eligibility criteria and nomination instructions will be released shortly.

Yours Truly,
MATEC Indiana

Save the Date! 2015 HIV/STD Update!

2015 HIV/STD Update:
Advances in Care & Prevention
Friday, May 15, 2015
7:45am-4:00pm
IUPUI Campus Center
420 University Boulevard, 4th floor
Indianapolis, Indiana 46202

The 2015 HIV/STD Update is a collaboration of the Indiana University School of Medicine – Infectious Diseases Division, the Marion County Public Health Department’s Bell Flower Clinic, the IUPUI Center for HPV Research, the New York City STD/HIV Prevention Training Center and the Midwest AIDS Training + Education Center (MATEC) Indiana – a program of Eskenazi Health.

This conference provides a forum for healthcare professionals to learn about and discuss the management of HIV disease and sexually transmitted diseases, focusing on Advances in Care and Prevention.

Course Description:

The 2015 HIV/STD Update: Advances in Care is a daylong conference that brings nationally and locally recognized experts to discuss the latest in the diagnosis and treatment of HIV and STDs. This year’s conference will focus on new scientific knowledge and will offer opportunities for statewide networking. The overarching goal of this interdisciplinary conference is to provide an opportunity for healthcare providers to dialogue and share past successes, common concerns, and hopes for the future.

Target Audience:

Physicians, Nurses, Physician Assistants, Advanced Practice Nurses, Pharmacists, Mental Health Providers, Substance Abuse Professionals, Disease Intervention Specialists, Social Workers, Case Managers, and Public Health Professionals.

Mark your calendars for May 15, 2015. More information and registration to come in the next several months.