HIVPCP Module 6 | Population-Based Considerations for PrEP
April 2, 2025Module 6 of the HealthHIV HIV Prevention Certified Provider Certification Program. This course provides information on population-based considerations for PrEP, including the role of PrEP and TASP with family planning, health models to improve PrEP access, and combination HIV and STI treatment and prevention strategies.
HIVPCP Module 5 | HIV PrEP Adherence and Persistence
Module 5 of the HealthHIV HIV Prevention Certified Provider Certification Program. This course provides insight on vulnerable populations with PrEP disparities, impact of SDOH and barriers to PrEP, navigation models for access, and provider strategies for supporting adherence.
HIVPCP Module 4 | Enhancing Cultural Humility and Understanding Barriers to Care
Module 4 of the HealthHIV HIV Prevention Certified Provider Certification Program. This course provides a review of the HIV care continuum, impact of intersectional stigma on risk, cultural humility, trauma-informed care, and resources to mitigate financial barriers for clients.
HIVPCP Module 3 | Biomedical Strategies for Preventing HIV
Module 3 of the HealthHIV HIV Prevention Certified Provider Certification Program. This course provides an outline for preventing HIV through PEP, PrEP, and TasP, covering clinical basics, research findings, CDC’s guidance on PrEP, and emerging modalities.
HIVPCP Module 2 | HIV Testing, Assessing Exposure, and Maintaining Serostatus Negative
Module 2 of the HealthHIV HIV Prevention Certified Provider Certification Program. This course provides information on screening and diagnosing HIV, risk identification, short behavioral interventions, a status-neutral care approach for HIV services, and the importance of sexually transmitted infection screening and HIV treatment.
HIVPCP Module 1 | HIV Prevention: Epidemiology, Interventions, and Public Health Strategies
Module 1 of the HealthHIV HIV Prevention Certified Provider Certification Program. This course provides an overview on HIV in the U.S., touching on history, disparities, policies, and public health strategies, while emphasizing the importance of the HIV Prevention certification.
Transforming Pleasure and Wellness: Party Culture and Harm Reduction
April 1, 2025This panel discussion explores the intersection of pleasure, party culture, and harm reduction. Panelists will share insights on fostering wellness, promoting safety, and addressing substance use in social settings, emphasizing inclusive, judgment-free strategies to support informed and empowered choices.
Grace in Action: Faith-Led Harm Reduction Strategies
This session explores the role of faith communities in advancing harm reduction principles. It highlights compassionate, inclusive approaches rooted in faith-based values to support individuals on their journey toward healing and wellness, fostering trust, dignity, and meaningful engagement within spiritual contexts.
Engaging and Healing: A Trauma Informed Approach
This session provides an in-depth exploration of trauma-informed care, emphasizing the importance of recognizing trauma’s pervasive impact and integrating responsive practices. Participants will gain insights into fostering trust, promoting safety, and empowering individuals through culturally sensitive, evidence-based approaches that prioritize healing and resilience.
Touch Points in Community Health: Pan-Viral Testing and Linkage to Care in Emergency Departments and Urgent Care Centers
March 4, 2025Join HealthHIV and expert panelists for an interactive live webinar to exchange ideas on opportunities and challenges of implementing pan-viral testing and linkage to care within Emergency Departments and Urgent Care Centers. Emergency medicine physicians will discuss the need for pan-viral (HIV, HBV, HCV, and STIs) testing and linkage to care in EDs and UCCs, and share evidence-based standards of care for pan-viral testing.
Navigating Medical Mistrust in Urgent Care and Emergency Departments
February 20, 2025This webinar will address the critical issue of medical mistrust among individuals who use drugs, especially within the high-stress environments of emergency departments and urgent care centers. Many people who use drugs face unique barriers to receiving compassionate, non-judgmental care in these settings, often due to past experiences of discrimination, stigmatization, and misunderstanding.
Shifting Perspectives: The Dynamics of Bias in Individuals and Systems
February 12, 2025In this course, participants will embark on a journey to uncover the layers of bias that exist within individuals and systems, going beyond surface-level observations to understand the underlying mechanisms at play.
