I’d like to wrap up this discussion by learning more about your program’s successes and challenges.
- In general, how is the partnership with the River Region Human Services going? What aspects of the partnership have been the most successful?
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What challenges, if any, have you encountered as part of your collaboration on this IHHP program?
FOLLOW UP:
- Have you implemented any strategies to address these challenges? If so, please describe.
- What elements of the River Region Human Services’ IHHP project do you think are the most important in meeting the needs of people living with HIV/AIDS?
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Are there innovative features that you feel distinguish the IHHP project from other housing programs targeting people living with HIV/AIDS?
PROBES:
- Integrated practices in client outreach, enrollment, services, and linkages to care.
- Enhanced staff qualifications and training; comprehensive, coordinated care teams.
- Integration of housing and health care data collection, reporting, and evaluation systems.
- Local coordination of service providers; streamlined access to housing and health care.
- Collaborative community needs assessment and planning; local awareness and support.
- Local and state policy advocacy supporting the integration of HIV housing and health care services.
- What are some lessons that the Health Planning Council has learned about integrating housing and health care services for people with HIV/AIDS?
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