Please see the high level agenda below:• Welcome and Opening Remarks• Overview• National Showcase TA Provider Presentations• HITEQ (JSI) - Jillian Maccini, MariAnna O’Ree• LGBTQIA+ Health Education Center- Dr. Alex Keuroghlian• AETC National Clinician Consultation Center (NCCC) - Dr. Carolyn Chu National Partner Discussion Forum• Break• Regional Showcase Opening Remarks Regional Partner Discussion Forum House Keeping Closing Remarks AETC Regional Break Out sessions PCA Regional Break Out Sessions

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COVID-19 restrictionsWorkforce retention and recruitmentStaff, community stigmaLack of patient demand/interest in PrEP

Out of the barriers to implementation of PCHP program experienced by health centers, COVID-19; Workforce Retention and Recruitment; staff and community-based stigma; and lack of patient demand or interest in PrEP; which of these barriers resonate with you most acutely as a national program as well, and how are you overcoming those challenges?

Identified barriers include:COVID-19 restrictionsWorkforce retention and recruitmentStaff, community stigmaLack of patient demand/interest in PrEP

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This is an ongoing issue with all types and locations of providers and staff...intervention with training and capacity building has to be ongoing as the teams change frequently

Health education and promotion strategies to improve PrEP in Cisgender women would be helpful, especially as PrEP is perceived as an option for MSM/Trans and other at risk communities