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Overcoming Obstacles to HIV Care Referral and Payment
CME/CE Experts discuss strategies to overcome barriers to HIV care, including linkage to care, access to funds, and patient incentives.
Medscape Education HIV/AIDS, April 2012
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Communication Strategies to Strengthen the Patient-Provider Relationship
CME/CE How can providers increase routine HIV testing and long-term adherence to the treatment plan? Find out from this case-based activity with video vignettes.
Medscape Education HIV/AIDS, December 2011
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Strategies to Increase Engagement in HIV Care
CME/CE Testing is only the first step in the HIV care continuum. What strategies can providers apply to ensure linkage to and retention in care? Experts discuss.
Medscape Education HIV/AIDS, December 2011
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Overcoming Resource Obstacles to Engagement in HIV Care
CME/CE Patients with HIV disease face numerous resource obstacles to continuous care. Providers must be aware of these barriers and available methods to overcome them in order to improve outcomes for their patients.
Medscape Education HIV/AIDS, December 2011
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HIV Screening in 3 Clinical Settings: Gateway to Care
CME/CE Dr. Sweeney describes how HIV screening can help to prevent the 50,000 new HIV infections that occur yearly in the United States.
Medscape Education HIV/AIDS, September 2011
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Optimal Screening and Antiretroviral Treatment Among Subpopulations of People With HIV: Lessons From the Experts
CME/CE Disparities in healthcare can arise from different needs among patients with HIV. Listen as 4 experts examine different US subpopulations.
Medscape Education HIV/AIDS, June 2011
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The Role(s) of ART in Preventing HIV -- New Data and New Approaches
CME/CE Can the same antiretrovirals that are used to treat HIV also prevent it? Read about the data and hear expert analyses.
Medscape Education HIV/AIDS, June 2011
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HIV Diagnosis, Prevention, and Access to Care: 2010 Summit
Routine testing is an important element in public health efforts to eliminate HIV disease, as highlighted in these 3 presentations taken directly from the conference.
Medscape Education HIV/AIDS, March 2011
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2010 National Summit on HIV Diagnosis, Prevention, and Care
Conference presenters discuss implementation of routine HIV screening and linkage to care.
Medscape Education HIV/AIDS, February 2011
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HIV Diagnosis, Prevention, and Access to Care: 2010 Summit
The landscape of HIV testing, treatment, and prevention is changing as the result of the CDC's 2006 recommendations, as highlighted in these presentations.
Medscape Education HIV/AIDS, February 2011
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Improving Screening to Reduce Missed HIV Diagnoses
Dr. Douglas White, an innovator in HIV screening in the ED, presents his approach to early identification of HIV-infected patients.
Medscape Education HIV/AIDS, January 2011
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Fewer Missed HIV Diagnoses: Cases With Patient Communication Videos
Two experts explain how to take a sexual history and present a positive HIV diagnosis.
Medscape Education HIV/AIDS, December 2010
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HIV: Assessing the Long Term Consequences of Therapy and Infection
Review the evolving manifestations of HIV disease and address patient management issues in this fourth decade of knowing this epidemic
November 2010
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Effective Patient-Provider Communication to Achieve HIV Treatment Success
Four HIV experts discuss starting ART in a patient with potentially poor adherence and comorbidities, including renal dysfunction.
Medscape Education HIV/AIDS, November 2010
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HIV in the Primary Care Setting: Screening, Expert Care, and Treatment
Explore how to enhance collaborative patient management by strengthening linkages in the community, and by ensuring a patient home for evidence-based treatment and care with durable outcome.
November 2010
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HIV Screening in a Variety of Settings: Overcoming Barriers
Three experts discuss how to overcome clinical barriers to implementing routine opt-out HIV screening in various healthcare settings.
Medscape Education HIV/AIDS, September 2010
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Reaching HIV Screening Success: Working Within State Regulations
Experts discuss how lessons learned from states with laws noncompliant with CDC testing guidelines shed light on how to incorporate "opt-out"' HIV screening in a variety of settings and circumstances.
Medscape Education HIV/AIDS, September 2010
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HIV State of the ART 2010: Changing Practices in When to Start ART
Gain insight into the evolving practices regarding when and why to start ART in this 3-part anthology.
Medscape Education HIV/AIDS, September 2010
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Antiretroviral Therapy in Treatment-Naive Patients With HIV
Gail Berkenblit, MD, PhD, and Jeanne Keruly, MS, CRNP, discuss new approaches in ART for a 50-year-old man with several comorbid conditions and a 29-year-old woman.
Medscape Education HIV/AIDS, September 2010
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Who's at Risk for HIV? Today's HIV Epidemic
Drs. Cargill and Short shed light on the epidemiology of HIV, including a new infection every 9.5 minutes, and discuss why opt-out HIV screening should replace risk-based testing.
Medscape Education HIV/AIDS, August 2010
