Episode 27: "Breaking the Silence: Sexual Health in the South"
About this episode
The episode discusses changing the conversation around sexual health in the South, focusing on clinician education and stigma reduction.
What does it take to change the conversation around sexual health in the South? We explore breaking through stigma and building clinician confidence around HIV, PrEP, hepatitis C, and STI prevention. Learn how South Carolina’s clinician education program uses personalization, relationship-building, and community-centered care to support clinicians and expand access to sexual health services. We discuss rural health challenges, clinician engagement, and the power of changing the conversation around sexual health—one clinician at a time. Guest: Tina Skinner, RN, MBA, CIC, APM, HIV/Viral Hepatitis Counseling, Linkage, and Testing, South Carolina Department of Public Health Pre-Visit Resource: Clinician Survey
People in this episode
Host: Anna Morgan-Barsamian
Guest: Tina Skinner
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: South Carolina Department of Public Health
Places: South Carolina
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