Research Area: HIV Criminalization

The Role of the 340B Drug Pricing Program in HIV‐Related Services in California

Policy Brief The Role of the 340B Drug Pricing Program in HIV‐Related Services in California May 17, 2018 The 340B Drug Pricing Program allows safety net health care entities to access discounts on medications they provide, and to use the savings to invest in expanded programs and services for patients. We conducted a rapid assessment study …

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Community Input Meeting Synthesis: Strategic Priorities for 2017

Meeting Proceedings Community Input Meeting Synthesis: Strategic Priorities for 2017 January 10, 2017 Following the Community Input Meetings in San Francisco and Los Angeles in October and November of 2017, the Executive Committee of the policy centers—consisting of investigators from the academic and community partners at both centers, as well as CHRP project officers—met to …

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HIV and Incarceration: Reviewing the Policy Issues

Policy Brief HIV and Incarceration: Reviewing the Policy Issues September 1, 2012 Among the most glaring health disparities in California is the disproportionate prevalence of HIV among individuals in the correctional system. These individuals are also disproportionately African-American and Latino and many experience repeated arrests and releases over their lifetimes. Interventions carried out during incarceration …

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