Practice Transformation (PT)
Transforming HIV care with hands-on training and measurable outcomes.
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Partnering Together to Transform the HIV Clinical Workforce
The Southeast AETC’s PT program’s goals are to increase the size and strength of the HIV clinical workforce and to improve patient outcomes along the HIV Care Continuum. We partner with selected clinics across the Southeast to improve patient outcomes by integrating principles of the patient-centered medical home model and implementing HIV care and behavioral health services.
Practice Transformation (PT) is a process of change in an organization and delivery of primary care to advance quality improvement, patient-centered care, and characteristics of high performing primary care.
The PT Process
The Practice Transformation process involves:
Goal-setting
Workforce training
Culture change
Quality improvement and outcomes measurement
Adapting organizational tools and processes to support advances in models of team-based care.
Interested in partnering with us?
Contact the Southeast AETC to learn how your clinic can take part in Practice Transformation.
Explore our programs & services
Programs
Interprofessional Education (IPE)
Empowering future HIV providers with collaborative education and clinical mentorship to meet rising care demands.
Southeast HIV Accelerated Response for Ending the Epidemic (SHARE)
SHARE was created by the SE AETC to address the specific aims of the national EHE plan.
Services
Continuing Education Units (CEUs)
Empowering HIV care teams with expert training and CE credits to elevate outcomes for people with HIV.
Preceptorships
We offer clinical preceptorship opportunities to any interested HIV providers.
Technical Assistance
The AETC Program offers tailored training, technical assistance (TA), and capacity-building assistance.