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2011 Virtual Conference: Accessing and Understanding HIV/AIDS Patient Assistance ProgramsOctober 27, 2011 The ADAP Advocacy Association (aaa+), in partnership with the Community Access National Network (CANN), HealthHIV, AIDS Alabama, Broward House and the Great Lakes ADA Center, are pleased to present a virtual training series, "Accessing & Understanding HIV/AIDS Patient Assistance Programs." The virtual trainings are being held to raise awareness about pharmaceutical patient assistance programs (PAPs), in an effort to alleviate the ongoing crisis facing the AIDS Drug Assistance Programs (ADAPs). There will be an introductory training for ADAP stakeholders who have little or no knowledge about PAPs, and an advanced training for ADAP stakeholders who are well versed with PAPs, but seek additional information. Registration is free! Download Virtual Conference Flyer Complete Registration Form for Level 1 Virtual Training (November 16, 2011) Complete Registration Form for Level 2 Virtual Training (November 17, 2011) Should you have any questions or desire additional information, then please contact us at brandon@macsata.org. Thank you.
This article was provided by ADAP Advocacy Association.
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