1. HIV Cross-Part Care Continuum Collaborative (H4C)
About H4C
& the H4C Faculty
Health IT Assessment Survey
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The HIV Cross-Part Care Continuum Collaborative (H4C) engages five states identified by the HIV/AIDS Bureau with the potential for measurable improvements: Arkansas, Missouri, Mississippi, New Jersey, and Ohio. H4C involves grantees from all Ryan White Part funding sources in these five states and will benefit regional teams focusing on viral load suppression while fostering a quality infrastructure built to self-sustain their efforts beyond the formal HAB/NQC sponsorship of the Collaborative.
The formal aims of H4C are to:
Build regional capacity for closing gaps across the HIV Care Continuum to ultimately increase viral load suppression rates for individuals living with HIV
Align quality management goals across all Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program Parts to jointly meet legislative quality management mandates
Implement joint quality improvement activities to advance the quality of care for people living with HIV within a region and to coordinate HIV services seamlessly across Parts
HAB Faculty
NQC Faculty
Laura Cheever, MD ScM
Bruce Agins, MD MPH
HAB Associate Administrator
AIDS Institute Medical Director
Tracy Matthews, MHA RN
Clemens Steinbock, MBA
CAPT – USPHS
NQC Director
Marlene Matosky, MPH RN
Michael Hager, MPH MA
Nurse Consultant/Quality Specialist
Collaborative Manager
Rupali Doshi, MD MS
Lori DeLorenzo, RN MSN
Medical Officer
Coach of Coaches
HAB Project Officers
Hazel Lever, BA
Project Assistance
NQC Coaches