Web-Based Trainings
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The following are web-based trainings, listed in alphabetical order.
Adherence
NEW! "Webcast: HIV Medication Adherence & Substance Abusers"
Hosted by: Special Health Resources for Texas
Speaker: Anita Scribner, MD, MPH
The TX/OK AETC is proud to host this FREE online educational training, presented by Anita Scribner, MD, MPH. Participants will be able to identify challenges for HIV positive persons who abuse substances with regards to medication regimen adherence. Participants will also be able to identify the effects/contraindications of HIV ART medicines with street drugs.
Participants will be able to view the slides, hear audio through computer speakers. Participants will also able to view interactions with the presenter, chat, and polling questions.
Learning Objectives:
- Identify two adherence challenges when working with substance abusing HIV positive persons.
- Identify at least two interactions of HIV medications and common street drugs.
- Name one alternative treatment available for HIV positive persons abusing substances
Would you like to participate? Click here to view more details & to register!
Adolescents
"Adolescents & Sex Education"
Hosted by: Oklahoma University Health Science Center
Speaker: Andrew Moore, LPC
Slides: PDF
Objectives:
- Learn how to overcome barriers to youth sexual health education
- Gain understanding and learn the importance of utilizing an evidence-based, medically accurate course of study
- Learn to build and integrate quality prevention strategies through effective coalitions of partnerships and collaboration.
- Develop understanding of how to help youths reduce at-risk behavior through asset-building skills and knowledge.
Clinical Treatment
NEW! "Part I & II: Clinical Management of the Newly Diagnosed HIV Patient"
Hosted by: Valley AIDS Council (VAC)
Speaker: Angel Ribo, PA-C, MPAS
Participants will be able to view the slides, hear audio through computer speakers. Participants will also be able to interact with the presenter, chat, and answer polling questions.
At the end of this session, participants will be able to:
Part I:
- Identify the predictors of poor adherence.
- Identify the predictors of virologic success.
- Describe the CD4 levels for patient prophylaxis.
Part I:
- Identify the signs and symptoms of acute HIV.
- Describe the goals of therapy for HIV infection.
- Identify the obstacles that toxicities play in adherence.
"HIV/AIDS Clinical Treatment Update"
Hosted by: Panhandle AIDS Services Organization (PASO)
Speaker: Arlene Hudson, MD
The Panhandle AIDS Support Organization (PASO) local performance site of the TX/OK AETC in collaboration with Health.edu would like to invite you to participate in the FREE web-based training entitled, "HIV AIDS Clinical Treatment Update" presented by Arlene Hudson, MD from J.O. Wyatt Community Health Center in Amarillo, TX. Log-in at your convenience, on your time!
This presentation is targeted to Nurses. Continuing nursing education (CNE) units are available! This training discusses diagnostic and antiretroviral therapy strategies for patients diagnosed with HIV and AIDS.
By the end of this session, participants will be able to:
- Indicate when/why to treat human immuno-deficiency virus (HIV).
- Recognize efficacy of HIV medications.
- Recognize common causes of antiretroviral therapy failure.
Conference Reviews
"Webinar Series: CROI Conference Review 30 Years of HIV"
Hosted by: Parkland Health & Hospital System (PHHS)
Speaker: Laura Armas-Kolostroubis, MD, AAHIVS
This is a two part series, educational training which will be presented as a LIVE online meeting utilizing the platform Adobe Connect Pro. This educational training is based on the 2011 CROI Conference.
Part I was broadcast live on May 9, 2011
Part II was broadcast live on May 16, 2011
View the recordings and details!
Correctional Settings
"Webcast: HIV & Correctional Settings"
Hosted by: Parkland Health & Hospital System (PHHS)
Speaker: Douglas Fish, MD
TX/OK AETC is proud to host this FREE online educational training. It will feature an interactive web-based approach to learning. Participants will be able to view slides, interactions with the presenter, chat interactions, and polling questions interactions.
By the end of this session, participants will be able to:
- Discuss incidence and prevalence of HIV & AIDS in correctional settings.
- Identify two reasons for the disproportionate impact of HIV on incarcerated populations.
- State two reasons for the disproportionate impact of HIV on minority populations in correctional settings.
- State two mechanisms by which concurrent sexual networks have been found to contribute to elevated rates of HIV infection in correctional settings.
- Discuss barriers and possible solutions for improving HIV care in correctional settings, and link-to-care for patients being released.
Register Now! Click here for webcast details.
Mental Health
"Mental Health Issues & HIV"
Hosted by: Oklahoma University Health Science Center
Speaker: Andrew Moore, LPC
Slides: PDF
Objectives:
- Understand the most common mental health issues in HIV/AIDS
- Identify differential diagnosis between psychiatric conditions & HIV disease or HIV-related conditions
- Identify the most effective treatment modalities for mental health issues
National Awareness Days
Webinar Honoring: National Native HIV/AIDS Awareness Day
In honor of the annual National Native HIV/AIDS Awareness Day (NNHAAD), TX/OK AIDS Education & Training Center in collaboration with the National Native American AIDS Prevention Center (NNAAPC), would like to view the session recordings from this FREE one-day online educational training! These sessions will featured an interactive web-based approach to learning!
The following topics are available:
- Diabetes & HIV
- Hepatitis & HIV
- Using Traditional Treatment with Clinical Treatment
- Native Case Management: Ahalaya Model
Social Work CEs available for up to 4 hours.
Would you like to participate? Click here to access!
Nutrition
"Nutrition for Individuals with HIV/AIDS"
Hosted by: Panhandle AIDS Support Organization (PASO)
Speaker: Anita Smith, RD, LD
This presentation is targeted to Dietitians, Dietary Managers, and Nurses. This training discusses assesment, maintenance, and special considerations for dietetic management of patients diagnosed with HIV and AIDS.
Objectives:
- Indicate early assessment & treatment conditions leading to malnutrition.
- Identify maintenance of healthy nutritional status including weight, protein, and micronutrient stores.
- Recognize management of comorbid conditions.
Oral Health
HIV/AIDS Oral Medicine Webcast: Case Histories in Crises, 2010-2011
Mark Nichols, DDS
TX/OK AETC would like to invite you to participate in the FREE web-based training presented by TX/OK AETC Dental Director, Mark Nichols, DDS. Participants will be able to view this recorded presentation.
By the end of this session, participants will be able to:
- Identify 3 common oral conditions seen in immune-compromised individuals with HIV/AIDS who present in crisis.
- State at least 2 malignancies, infections and hematological dysfunction.
Post Exposure Prophylaxis
"Post Exposure Prophylaxis"
Hosted by: Oklahoma University Health Science Center
Speaker: Linda Salinas, MD
Overview of prophylactic measures that can be implemented to ensure decreased chance of transmission of HIV/AIDS through percutaneous and non-occupational exposure.
Speaker: Linda Salinas, MD
Slides: PDF
Perinatal
"Prevention of Perinatal HIV Transmission"
Hosted by: Panhandle AIDS Support Organization (PASO)
Speaker: Judy Levison, MD
This presentation is targeted to Social Workers and Nurses. This training discusses national statistics, prevalence, risks of transmission, and legal/ethical/medical responsibilities of treating pregnant women with a positive indication of HIV.
Objectives:
- Indicate factors contributing to the risk of perinatal transmission of HIV.
- Recognize responsibilities of health care professionals related to perinatal transmission and protocols.
- Identify benefits of rapid testing for untested mothers.
Webcast: HIV & Pregnancy
Linda Salinas, MD
This presentation includes what we know about reducing prenatal HIV transmission; highlights unique issues regarding HIV and pregnancy such as timing of perinatal HIV transmission, what to do when the HIV pregnant patient has not received prenatal care, and breast feeding and HIV infection. Various scenarios will be discussed such as HIV diagnosis at labor.
Learning Objectives:
- List the preferred HIV antiretroviral regimen for the prevention of perinatal transmission.
- Name the optimal time to start HIV antiretroviral aimed at the prevention of perinatal transmission.
- Describe the maternal and virologic factors that contribute to increased risk of HIV perinatal transmission.
Click here to view further information on this webcast. Click here to access!
Sexual Health
"The Courage to Say Know: Sexual Health Curriculum"
Hosted by: Oklahoma University Health Science Center
Speaker: Jill Urie-Lanman, MEd
Participate in this informative self-study module at your own pace!
The vision of the Courage to Say know project is to break down barriers regarding sexual health education through a quality, easy-to-use, free course of study that can be used by parents, instructors, peer educators, and youth organizations to educate people on vital, life saving information. It can be taught by school districts and health providers who choose an emphasis on abstinence, but also provides lessons to educate youths who are already sexually active or are planning on becoming sexually active.
It is designed to be used with 13-24 yr. olds and the quotes used throughout the printed curriculum were taken from focus groups of 13-24 yr. olds showing their perspective & need for information. Knowledge is power, but mere knowledge has not shown to modify behavior; therefore, this curriculum is designed to be an interactive program that will foster healthy lifestyle changes. It includes an array of age appropriate activities to encourage open, honest dialogue through role-play; group discussion; values clarification exercises; triggered vignettes; focus groups; peer-to-peer instruction and role-modeling.
Substance Abuse
NEW! "Webcast: HIV Medication Adherence & Substance Abusers"
Hosted by: Special Health Resources for Texas
Speaker: Anita Scribner, MD, MPH
The TX/OK AETC is proud to host this FREE online educational training, presented by Anita Scribner, MD, MPH. Participants will be able to identify challenges for HIV positive persons who abuse substances with regards to medication regimen adherence. Participants will also be able to identify the effects/contraindications of HIV ART medicines with street drugs.
Participants will be able to view the slides, hear audio through computer speakers. Participants will also able to view interactions with the presenter, chat, and polling questions.
Learning Objectives:
- Identify two adherence challenges when working with substance abusing HIV positive persons.
- Identify at least two interactions of HIV medications and common street drugs.
- Name one alternative treatment available for HIV positive persons abusing substances
Would you like to participate? Click here to view more details & to register!
NEW! Webcast: HIV & Substance Abuse
Hosted by: Special Health Resources for Texas
Speaker: Phil Farmer, PhD
The TX/OK AETC is proud to host this FREE online educational training! Providers will review the challenges of working with HIV positive patients who abuse substances. Challenges include medication and appointment adherence; strategies to improve adherence will be discussed. Dr. Farmer will introduce the social work ‘Adherence Model’ and applications to use in the clinical setting.
Learning Objectives:
- Identify two adherence challenges when working with substance abusing HIV positive persons.
- Identify two strategies for substance abusing HIV positive clients to improve adherence.
- Identify one implication of substance abuse and mental health in the adherence model.
Registration is now closed. Click on the link below to learn how you can view the recorded version!
Would you like to participate? Click here to access!
Women
Recordings of "A Webinar Series on Women & HIV: Clinical Concepts from WHICC"
Hosted by: Parkland Health & Hospital System (PHHS)
This webinar series was recorded on June 22, 2011. You are encouraged to review the education material presented and are able to obtain continuing education credits.
Disparities exist in the delivery of care and treatment for women with HIV infection, particularly for racial minorities. This course is designed to provide physicians and other healthcare professionals with increased knowledge on best evidence-based medicine and practice protocols related to patient centered, sex specific comprehensive care that decreases barriers among minorities and women. Attendees will gain effective strategies to address women specific issues when they present with HIV infection. The ultimate goal of this continuing education activity is to change performance of physicians and other healthcare providers in an effort to improve health outcomes for women with HIV .
Topics Include:
- Panel: Challenges in Special Populations
- Panel: Prevention of Mother-to-Child Transmission (Ethics Credit)
- Quality Improvements for in HIV Care for Women
- Update on ART in Women
- Gynecological Problems: Case Based Approach
"Women & HIV Online Self-Study Modules"
Hosted by: Parkland Health & Hospital System (PHHS)
The TX/OK AIDS Education & Training Center is proud to announce the Women & HIV On-Line Self Study Modules. These four online modules are presented by experts in the field - treating women infected with HIV. It will feature an interactive web-based approach to learning. The modules are targeted for novice level clinicians in HIV care, including Physicians, Physician Assistants, Nurse Practitioners, Nurses, Social Workers and other health care professionals.
Disparities exist in the delivery of care and treatment for women with HIV infection, particularly for racial minorities. This course is designed to provide health care professionals with increased knowledge on best evidence-based medicine and practice protocols related to patient centered, sex specific comprehensive care that decreases barriers among minorities and women.
Attendees will gain effective strategies to address women specific issues when they present with HIV infection. The ultimate goal of this continuing education activity is to change performance of physicians and other health care providers in an effort to improve health outcomes for women with HIV.
To access these modules, click here!
Sexually Transmitted Infections
"Sexually Transmitted Infections Associated with HIV/AIDS"
Hosted by: Oklahoma University Health Science Center LPS
Speaker: Linda Salinas, MD
Slides: PDF
Overview of sexually transmitted infections that are associated with HIV/AIDS. Includes diagnosis and treatment options.
For customized training requests, feel free to contact us at
877.ASK.AETC (877-275-2382) or by email.
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