The goal of the TRICE Program is to ensure a seamless and rapid transition to HIV medical services for persons that are HIV positive. People living with HIV/AIDS who have not received services from an HIV medical provider in 9 months or more are deemed not in care by TRICE definition. The TRICE program's mission is to get persons back into care by:
If you have any questions please contact the CHAS Principle Investigator:
Harley Davis, MSPH, PhD
davisph@dph.sc.gov
Parents play an important role in establishing early health habits including oral health. These resource materials can help families learn about oral health for infants and young children. Make sure your children develop a habit of proper oral care practices that they can carry through adulthood. Guide them and teach them while they are still young.
Screeners play a big role in the success of the Statewide Oral Health Needs Assessment: Every Smile Counts screening. All screeners must be certified health professionals. To ensure valid and consistent results, all volunteer screeners must complete the online Basic Screening Survey (BSS) training and score 80% on the assessment.
The 2022-23 Statewide Oral Health Needs Assessment: Every Smile Counts screening is a quick and simple visual screening of your child's teeth. Information collected from the screening will help provide a snapshot of the oral health status of students in grades K5 and 3rd grade.
