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 HIV PrEP Fundamentals
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 Basic Principles and Rationale for HIV PrEPActivities
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 Identifying Candidates for HIV PrEPActivities
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 HIV PrEP Medications and Dosing OptionsLesson 4. Baseline Evaluation and Starting HIV PrEPLearning Objective Performance Indicators- Provide a rationale for obtaining baseline laboratory studies prior to starting HIV PrEP
- List the 2021 and 2025 CDC recommendations for baseline laboratory tests prior to initiating specific HIV PrEP regimens
- Summarize CDC recommendations for prescribing oral and injectable HIV PrEP, follow-up monitoring, and strategies for providing adherence support
- Define and describe same-day HIV PrEP, including protocols and exclusions for initiating same-day HIV PrEP
- Explore the concept of "time to protection" for oral and injectable HIV PrEP
 About this LessonLearning Objective Performance Indicators- Provide a rationale for obtaining baseline laboratory studies prior to starting HIV PrEP
- List the 2021 and 2025 CDC recommendations for baseline laboratory tests prior to initiating specific HIV PrEP regimens
- Summarize CDC recommendations for prescribing oral and injectable HIV PrEP, follow-up monitoring, and strategies for providing adherence support
- Define and describe same-day HIV PrEP, including protocols and exclusions for initiating same-day HIV PrEP
- Explore the concept of "time to protection" for oral and injectable HIV PrEP
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