Training Library
Browse our library of HealthHIV trainings — offered in a variety of formats to a diverse audience of clinicians and allied health professionals.
In support of improving patient care, HealthHIV is jointly accredited by the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME), the Accreditation Council for Pharmacy Education (ACPE), and the American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC), to provide continuing education for the healthcare team. In addition to CME credit, nursing continuing professional development (NCPD) contact hours, continuing pharmacy education (CPE) contact hours, and IPCE credit, HealthHIV is able to offer ASWB credit for social workers, AAPA credit for Physician Associates and APA credit for psychologists through Joint Accreditation. HealthHIV also is accredited by the National Commission for Health Education Credentialing to award CHES®/MCHES® continuing education credits for Certified Health Education Specialists.
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Managing Diabetes and HIV in the DMV: An Integrated Approach for Healthcare Providers
November 6, 2024
Designed for healthcare professionals in the DMV (District of Columbia, Maryland, and Virginia), this one-hour session will provide key insights into preventive strategies and management techniques for patients living with both conditions.
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Beyond the Basics: Navigating the HIV-Cancer Intersection
October 10, 2024
This webinar will shed light on the reasons behind increased risk of certain cancers among people living with HIV and why their cancer outcomes are worse compared to people without HIV. The faculty will delve into evidence-based strategies to improve survival in HIV-associated cancers. The webinar also will cover potential treatment options that may exploit unique characteristics of these cancers to improve outcomes.
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Pharmacist-Led PEP/PrEP: A Comprehensive HIV Prevention Guide and Skills Assessment Activity
October 4, 2024
This two-part activity will provide continuing pharmacy education (CPE) to pharmacists who contribute or will contribute to HIV prevention, addressing knowledge and practice gaps identified among pharmacists and provide the clinical tools necessary for pharmacists to fulfill active roles within interdisciplinary HIV-prevention teams.
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Optimizing Outreach Data for Fiscal Health
August 28, 2024
This webinar highlights the importance of using multiple data sources to increase the efficacy of outreach, client engagement and program success.
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Opportunities and Barriers to Transgender & Nonbinary Healthcare Equity and Inclusion Excellence
August 14, 2024
This webinar will familiarize Washington, DC providers with culturally-responsive and equitable healthcare for TNB patients. The faculty will review best practices for improved health outcomes among TNB people in order to reduce health disparities that affect the transgender population. Implementation of these practices will also contribute to higher retention in care at your organization.
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Optimizing Outreach Data for Community Health
June 28, 2024
This webinar highlights the importance of using multiple data sources to increase the efficacy of outreach, client engagement and program success.
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Adapting HIV Treatment for People with Substance Use Disorder
June 5, 2024
In this activity, an expert discusses how to adapt HIV treatment for people with substance use disorders, exploring barriers to management, effective communication strategies, coordinating care with mental health and substance use treatment providers, and guideline recommendations for developing HIV care plans.
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Public Health Partnerships: Integrating Harm Reduction into Public Health Initiatives
May 7, 2024
This webinar will introduce the concept of harm reduction and its critical role in public health initiatives, especially those focused on HIV prevention and care. The faculty will discuss the evolution of HIV services and strategies for integrating innovative harm reduction approaches into these initiatives.
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DC Engage 3rd Annual Harm Reduction Conference
May 6, 2024
This content was originally presented at the 3rd annual DC Engage Harm Reduction Conference in Washington, DC. Review the content at your own pace.
