Best Practices and Tips for Providing Telehealth Care

This resource provides best practices for clinicians providing care for patients with HIV via telehealth.

Key Concepts in Motivational Interviewing

Use this adherence card to assess your engagement and motivational interviewing (MI) skills during interactions, aiding you in optimizing MI-consistent practices to promote HIV outcomes.

Lessons in Patient Assessment and Engagement

This resource provides information on key concepts for improving communication between patients, health clinicians, and staff. Adopting a model for standardized patient-centered assessment and engagement can positively impact the continuum of HIV care, particularly for hard-to-reach and vulnerable populations. This model offers a way to remember key strategies that are central to effective assessment and engagement.

Interprofessional Education and Practice 

The Institute of Medicine (IoM) identifies interprofessional learning as a means to prepare all
health professionals to deliberately work together with the common goal of building a safer
and better patient-centered and community and population focused health care system.

Injectable ART

This resource provides information on how Injectable Antiretroviral Treatment (ART) is a new option for people with HIV to receive treatment without needing to take daily oral medication.

Non-Occupational Post-Exposure Prophylaxis (nPEP) Pocket Guide

This resource provides information related to the definition of nPEP, key concepts for primary care providers, and a summary nPEP procedure.

Differential Diagnosis of HIV and SARS-COV-2 Pocket Guide

As the COVID-19 pandemic progresses, it adds yet another infection to rule out when a patient presents with a cold-like illness. Acute Retroviral Syndrome is an acute, symptomatic illness that develops in many individuals during the acute HIV infection phase. As some individuals with an acute HIV infection are asymptomatic, early HIV diagnosis relies heavily on provider suspicion and opt-out testing protocols. This resource reviews HIV testing recommendations, common COVID-19 like opportunistic infections, and provides a chart showing clinical presentation comparisons of HIV and COVID-19.

Integrating Geriatric Principles in HIV Clinic Pocket Guide

HIV care providers should strive to incorporate geriatric principles and assessments into the care of older adults with HIV, thus improving health outcomes and quality of life. This pocket guide reviews the geriatric 5M principles, the clinical implications, and the importance of incorporating geriatric assessments.

Workplace Burnout Guide for Health Professionals

Burnout is defined as a state of physical or emotional exhaustion that involves a sense of reduced accomplishment and loss of personal identity. This guide discusses the types of burnout, the early signs of burnout in caregivers, consequences of not addressing burnout and more. It also offers ideas, methods, and interventions for burnout and related psychological disorders.

People with Substance Use Disorder: HIV Case Finding and Prevention Pocket Guide

This resource provides information related to HIV testing and risk assessment for patients who have a history of substance use.  Substance misuse and substance use disorders are associated with an increased risk of HIV transmission.  While everyone should be tested at least once in their lifetime, patients with a history of substance use should undergo HIV testing regularly and consider biomedical prevention like PrEP or PEP.  This pocket guide details these clinical considerations, as well as provides a clear drug and alcohol risk assessment script to aid the clinician in discussing risks and harm reduction with their patients.

Women: HIV Case Finding and Prevention Pocket Guide

This resource provides information related to HIV testing and prevention for women.  Women are a special population to be considered for HIV testing and prevention, as many women are unaware of their risk for HIV.  While all women should be tested at least once in their lifetime, some women also meet criteria for regular HIV testing as well as HIV biomedical prevention through PrEP or PEP.  This pocket guide details these clinical considerations, as well as provides a clear sexual health history taking script to aid the clinician in discussing risks and harm reduction with their patients. 

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