From Poster to Practice: HIV Therapy to Improve Patient Care

Electron microscopic image of green, spherical human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) particles on human lymphocyte.

Who

Infectious disease specialists, primary care clinicians

Why

With new treatments, HIV/AIDS is now considered a manageable, chronic illness. Despite improved outcomes, the risk of contracting HIV has not diminished

What

Series of 30-minute discussions with HIV experts interpreting the latest clinical trials with practical tips for providing the best patient care to prevent HIV in those most at risk and for ongoing treatment for maintaining overall health

How

In plain English, academic and patient-facing HIV experts discuss how best to reach patients who may not realize their HIV risk. The clinicians present strategies for managing patients with chronic HIV and for reducing stigma

Result

By learning to ask routine questions about sexual health, clinicians will determine which patients are at highest risk for HIV and other sexually transmitted diseases

Format

Video on demand