MDPH HIV/AIDS Surveillance Overall 694 652 Program 2012 New HIV among MDPH HIV/AIDS Surveillance men who have sex 317 285 Program 2012 with men Relative rate of new HIV infections among MDPH BID HIV/AIDS Black, non-Hispanic 10.0x white 8.0x white Surveillance Program 2012 vs. White, Hispanic Relative rate of new HIV infections among MDPH BID HIV/AIDS 8.0x white 6.4x white Hispanic vs. White, Surveillance Program 2012 Non-Hispanic (1) Number of reported cases. (2) Age-adjusted incidence rate for Numerator: population Denominator: (1) N/A. (2) Age-adjusted incidence rate for white non-Hispanic Exclusions: None Timeframe: Annual How will this be Routine disease surveillance measured? Monitor Health to Identify and Solve Community Health Problems 3.4.1 Sustain targeted testing for HIV among high-risk populations. Inform, Educate, and Empower People About Health Issues 3.4.2 Increase culturally- and linguistically-appropriate education, prevention counseling, and screening for HIV in high risk populations. 3.4.3 Promote utilization of partner referral services for HIV+ individuals. 3.4.4 Promote condom use and availability sexually active youth and adults. Mobilize Community Partnerships And Action 3.4.5 Implement syringe exchange, drug treatment and other harm reduction measures. Link People to Needed Personal Health Services and Health Care 3.4.6 Reinforce routine screening for HIV in clinical settings (e.g., in substance abuse programs). 3.4.7 Ensure sustained health insurance coverage and medication co-payment support for lower income persons with HIV infection to support adherence to medical care and medication regimens to reduce viral load. Assure a Competent Public and Personal Healthcare Workforce 3.4.8 Educate providers CDC guidelines regarding testing and early treatment, referrals to prevention and treatment services and culturally appropriate prevention, treatment and follow-up interventions, including strategies for HIV viral suppression. 3.4.9 Continue to utilize community health workers to reach populations at high-risk for HIV+. Standard 3E: Reduce mortality related to viral hepatitis.
Overall 694 652 MDPH HIV/AIDS Surveillance Program 2012 New HIV among men who have sex with men 317 285 MDPH HIV/AIDS Surveillance Program 2012 Relative rate of new HIV infections among Black, non-Hispanic vs. White, 10.0x white 8.0x white MDPH BID HIV/AIDS Surveillance Program 2012 Relative rate of new HIV infections among Hispanic vs. White, Non-Hispanic 8.0x white 6.4x white MDPH BID HIV/AIDS Surveillance Program 2012 Numerator: (1) Number of reported cases. (2) Age-adjusted incidence rate for population Denominator: (1) N/A. (2) Age-adjusted incidence rate for white non-Hispanic Exclusions: None Timeframe: Annual How will this be measured? Routine disease surveillance Monitor Health to Identify and Solve Community Health Problems 3.4.1 Sustain targeted testing for HIV among high-risk populations. Inform, Educate, and Empower People About Health Issues 3.4.2 Increase culturally- and linguistically-appropriate education, prevention counseling, and screening for HIV in high risk populations. 3.4.3 Promote utilization of partner referral services for HIV+ individuals. 3.4.4 Promote condom use and availability sexually active youth and adults. Mobilize Community Partnerships And Action 3.4.5 Implement syringe exchange, drug treatment and other harm reduction measures. Link People to Needed Personal Health Services and Health Care 3.4.6 Reinforce routine screening for HIV in clinical settings (e.g., in substance abuse programs). 3.4.7 Ensure sustained health insurance coverage and medication co-payment support for lower income persons with HIV infection to support adherence to medical care and medication regimens to reduce viral load. Assure a Competent Public and Personal Healthcare Workforce 3.4.8 Educate providers CDC guidelines regarding testing and early treatment, referrals to prevention and treatment services and culturally appropriate prevention, treatment and follow-up interventions, including strategies for HIV viral suppression. 3.4.9 Continue to utilize community health workers to reach populations at high-risk for HIV+. Standard 3E: Reduce mortality related to viral hepatitis. Hispanic
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