National HIV Curriculum

University of Washington

Online training platform providing U.S. health care staff with:

  • Evidence-based core competency training on HIV prevention
  • Screening, Diagnosis, Care & Treatment for HIV and co-morbidities (TB, Hepatitis, opportunistic infections, STDs)
  • Delivery of services to key populations

The website provides these learning options:

  • Antiretroviral Medication Data
  • Course Modules with CME & CNE Credits
  • Question Bank
  • Clinical Challenge Scenarios
  • Tools & Calculators
  • Access to online consultation and links to guidelines and expertise

Course Modules

Module 1. Screening and Diagnosis

  1. Epidemiology of HIV
  2. HIV Screening Recommendations
  3. HIV Diagnostic Testing
  4. Acute and Recent HIV Infection
  5. Linkage to HIV Care

Module 2. Basic HIV Primary Care

  1. Initial Evaluation
  2. Oral Manifestations
  3. Cutaneous Manifestations
  4. Immunizations in Adults
  5. Primary Care Management
  6. Screening for Mental Health Conditions
  7. Substance Use Disorders
  8. Retention in HIV Care

Module 3. Antiretroviral Therapy

  1. Antiretroviral Medications and Initial Therapy
  2. Adverse Effects of Antiretroviral Medications
  3. Drug Interactions with Antiretroviral Medications
  4. Switching or Simplifying Antiretroviral Therapy
  5. Evaluation and Management of Virologic Failure

Module 4. Co-Occurring Conditions

  1. Latent Tuberculosis Infection
  2. Opportunistic Infections: Prevention
  3. Opportunistic Infections: Treatment
  4. Sexually Transmitted Diseases
  5. Hepatitis B Coinfection
  6. Hepatitis C Coinfection

Module 5. Prevention of HIV

  1. Preventing Perinatal HIV Transmission
  2. Preventing HIV Transmission in Persons with HIV
  3. Occupational Postexposure Prophylaxis
  4. Nonoccupational Postexposure Prophylaxis
  5. Preexposure Prophylaxis (PrEP)

Module 6. Key Populations

  1. HIV in Infants and Children
  2. HIV in Adolescents and Young Adults
  3. HIV in Women
  4. HIV in Older Adults
  5. HIV and Corrections
  6. HIV in Racial and Ethnic Minority Populations
  7. HIV in Sexual and Gender Minority Populations
  8. HIV-2 Infection

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Source
University of Washington
Topic Areas
Prevention, HIV Testing & Diagnosis, Linkage to Care, Retaining in Care, Antiretroviral Treatment, Achieving Viral Suppression, Key Populations, Aging, Black/African American, Cultural Competency, Hispanic/Latino, Adolescents & Youth, Incarcerated, MSM - Men who have Sex with Men, Transgender People, Women, Medical & Support Services, Adherence, Hepatitis, Mental Health, Outpatient Medical Care, Pediatric Care, Substance Use & Addiction, Tuberculosis, Part F - HIV/AIDS Clinical Training
Resource Type
Guidelines and Manuals
Language
English
Audiences
Clinicians

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