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Core Competencies

Basic Principles and Rationale for HIV PrEP

Topic
Learning Objectives
Background
Coverage and Goals for HIV PrEP in the United States
Data to Support HIV PrEP
Addressing Barriers Related to HIV PrEP Use
Summary Points

Identifying Candidates for HIV PrEP

Topic
Learning Objectives
Background
Epidemiology of Recent HIV Infections in the United States
Assessing HIV PrEP Indications in Sexually Active Persons
Assessing Indications for HIV PrEP in People Who Inject Drugs
Obtaining a Sexual History
HIV PrEP Tools for Clinicians: Assessment
Summary Points

HIV PrEP Medications and Dosing Options

Topic
Learning Objectives
Background
HIV PrEP Medications
Use of HIV PrEP Medications with Renal Insufficiency
On-Demand (2-1-1) Oral HIV PrEP
Choice of PrEP Medication for Selected Groups
HIV PrEP Tools for Clinicians: Medications
Summary Points

Baseline Evaluation and Starting HIV PrEP

Topic
Learning Objectives
Baseline Assessment Overview
Baseline Laboratory Evaluation Prior to Starting HIV PrEP
Starting HIV PrEP
Adherence with HIV PrEP
Same-Day HIV PrEP
Time for Protection after Starting HIV PrEP Medications
HIV PrEP Tools for Clinicians: Laboratory Tests
Summary Points

Follow-Up Care and Monitoring on HIV PrEP

Topic
Learning Objectives
Models for Follow-Up Care in Persons Receiving HIV PrEP
Follow-Up and Monitoring of Persons Receiving HIV PrEP
Discontinuing HIV PrEP
Acquisition of HIV in Persons Prescribed HIV PrEP
Diagnosing HIV in Persons Prescribed HIV PrEP
HIV Drug Resistance in Persons Prescribed HIV PrEP
Management of Persons on HIV PrEP Newly Diagnosed with HIV
HIV PrEP Tools for Clinicians: Laboratory Monitoring
Summary Points
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