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Lesson 5. Providing HIV PrEP in Sexual Health Clinic Settings

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Learning Objective Performance Indicators

  • Discuss the rationale for providing HIV PrEP services in sexual health clinics based on epidemiology, population served, and sexual health clinic attributes
  • Summarize the evidence for the successful integration of HIV PrEP in sexual health clinics, as well as logistical and financial considerations
  • Identify HIV PrEP eligibility criteria, screening tools, and partner notification services
  • Explain how to optimize HIV PrEP uptake and use via education, outreach, staffing, follow-up, ongoing care, program monitoring
  • Describe cost-saving programs for HIV PrEP integration, including 340B eligibility

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Learning Objective Performance Indicators

  • Discuss the rationale for providing HIV PrEP services in sexual health clinics based on epidemiology, population served, and sexual health clinic attributes
  • Summarize the evidence for the successful integration of HIV PrEP in sexual health clinics, as well as logistical and financial considerations
  • Identify HIV PrEP eligibility criteria, screening tools, and partner notification services
  • Explain how to optimize HIV PrEP uptake and use via education, outreach, staffing, follow-up, ongoing care, program monitoring
  • Describe cost-saving programs for HIV PrEP integration, including 340B eligibility

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