In an adopted resolution, Delaware lawmakers encourage more HIV testing, access to prevention medicine, and cooperation among care providers and community groups.
The resolution says Delaware should encourage local HIV prevention services, wider testing, and access to prevention medicine. It also calls for outreach that fits different communities.
Health care providers, advocates, and community leaders are encouraged to work together on ways to reduce HIV infections and improve access to prevention care across Delaware.
The General Assembly says Delaware should encourage community HIV prevention services. The statewide focus includes wider testing, access to medicine that helps prevent HIV, programs that lower infection risks, and outreach that fits different communities. The resolution urges these steps but does not require a specific program.
Lawmakers encourage health care providers, advocacy groups, and community leaders to work together. They would look for ways to reduce HIV infections and improve access to prevention care across Delaware. The groups are urged to explore options; the resolution does not require them to carry out a specific plan.
No hearings or votes scheduled.