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Contact Information:

Dakota Aids Education & Training Center
The University of South Dakota School of Medicine
1400 W. 22nd St.
Sioux Falls, SD 57105
phone: 605-357-1354
phone2: 888-325-2437
fax: 605-357-1568
clowman@usd.edu

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Last Modified: 06/12/07

DAETC programs and services

The Dakota Aids Education and Training Center provides a number of programs, materials and presentations to support North and South Dakota's primary and mental health providers.

DAETC Programs:

• Clinical Education - Individualized clinical mini-sabbatical experiences can be arranged in Denver, Colorado or a one-day experience can be arranged locally in Sioux Falls.  The goal of our clinical education programs is to improve the practitioner's ability to provide on-going care to patients with HIV/AIDS. 
• Self-Study Continuing Education Materials
• Program Development and Presentation - The staff at the DAETC has considerable experience in setting up and/or presenting didactic programs, including workshops, in-services, conferences and educator training on a number of topics including:  Epidemiology and prevention; immunology and virology; clinical manifestation and treatment; psychosocial issues; legal/ethical/policy issues; control of blood borne pathogens in health care settings; health promotion and disease prevention strategies; counseling needs of HIV-infected persons.  We can help arrange speakers for programs in your facility. 

DAETC Physician Consultation Services:
Consider the Dakota AIDS Education and Training Center as your resource for state-of-the-art HIV-related information.  Consultation for HIV/AIDS clinical questions is available to North and South Dakota physicians via the “E-mail Clinical Consultation Service”. 

Other  Dakota HIV-Related Information and Resources:
The HIV Sourcebook for the Primary Care Provider was  developed to meet the special needs of primary care providers who care for HIV-infected persons in North and South Dakota. The Sourcebook contains an outline of the basic medical aspects of HIV infection, plus lists of medical and social services resources which can be easily accessed.  Several other printed resources are also available.  Please contact us for further information.

Upcoming Events:

•             May 15 - 9:30 am - 12:30 pm - Ann Drobnik & Susan Dreisbach at IHS, Wagner, SD.

•             May 18 - 19 - Marla Corwin at SD Dental Conference, Rapid City, SD.

•             May 30 - Gus Alonto, MD at MeritCare Auditorium, Fargo, ND.

•             May 30 - June 1 - Dr Veronica Soler, Dr. Robert Tight and Marla Corwin at Embracing the Wellness IHS Conference, Rapid City, SD.

•             June 20 (TENATIVE) - Ann Drobnik at IHS, Eagle Butte, SD.

•             June 20 - 22 - Veronica Soler, MDat South Dakota Public Health Conference, Pierre, SD (http://www.usd.edu/med/ruralhealth/sdpha.cfm).

•             July 12 (TENATIVE) - Ann Drobnik at IHS, Rosebud, SD. AND  July 13 - Ann Drobnik at IHS, Pine Ridge, SD

•             July 13 (TENATIVE) - August 1 - Marla Corwin and John McDowell, DDS at Meth Summit, Bismarck, ND.

•             September 13 - 14 - Donna Sweet, MD at SD ACP Conference, Pierre, SD (http://www.acponline.org/chapters/sd/).

•             September 19 - Donna Sweet, MD at Internal Medicine Grand Rounds, Sioux Falls, SD.

•             September 20 - Donna Sweet, MD at South Dakota Perinatal Association Conference, Chamberlain, SD (http://www.sdperinatal.org/).

September 27 - Veronica Soler, MD on PBS On-Call (http://www.oncall.sdstate.org/).