Learn from clinical management and behavioral experts who share their expertise through evidenced-based and
practical case studies during this 4 day week-long course

Questions: Dorcas Baker, RN   dbaker4@jhu.edu

Objectives: (sample for week-long course)

• Describe the progress of HIV treatment: How far we/ve come
• Identify the methods of prevention including PrEP and TasP
• Detail the Ending the Epidemic Strategy
• Describe the impact of state laws on the practice of HIV testing, partner notification, HD process of contact
• Identify strategies for sexual history taking for women (cis and trans women) and MSM
• Describe changes to the immune system and implications of a weakened immune response
• Identify clinical considerations for primary care management in people aging with HIV
• Describe how substance use and HIV have reciprocal cause and effect relationships

Intended Audience

Clinicians, Pharmacists, Public Health, Allied Health, Social Workers, 

Cost: $895 (contact Dorcas Baker, RN  dbaker4@jhu.edu for limited amount of scholarships)

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