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2. Treating HIV from the 80s to now: How Treatments, Patient Relationships, and Healthcare Access have Developed (Part One) ft. Dr. Tedaldi
In this week's episode, we talk to Dr. Ellen Tedaldi, the director of the HIV Program at Temple University Hospital - a pioneer in the field and idolized by her students and colleagues. She walks us through her unintentional path into the field and we learn more about the role of politics, continuity of care, patient-physician relationship, and clinical trials in HIV Care.
Be sure to tune in on July 26th for part two of this conversation, where we will dive deeper into how Dr. Tedaldi integrates community, hospital, and federal resources to support the diverse patient population that she cares for.
For more information on Dr. Tedaldi, visit: https://medicine.temple.edu/ellen-tedaldi
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In this week's episode, we talk to Dr. Ellen Tedaldi, the director of the HIV Program at Temple University Hospital - a pioneer in the field and idolized by her students and colleagues. She walks us through her unintentional path into the field and we learn more about the role of politics, continuity of care, patient-physician relationship, and clinical trials in HIV Care.
Be sure to tune in on July 26th for part two of this conversation, where we will dive deeper into how Dr. Tedaldi integrates community, hospital, and federal resources to support the diverse patient population that she cares for.
For more information on Dr. Tedaldi, visit: https://medicine.temple.edu/ellen-tedaldi