The National HIV Curriculum is a no-cost, up-to-date educational resource for health care professionals and trainees to learn about HIV diagnosis, treatment, and prevention. This 100% federally-funded curriculum is an AIDS Education and Training Center (AETC) Program led by the University of Washington (UW) Infectious Diseases Education & Assessment (IDEA) Program.
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The website offers 87 free CME, CNE, CE and 64.5 free pharmacology CE for advanced practice nurses and features:
- 6 modules with 35 lessons addressing core competencies in HIV care
- 35 corresponding Question Bank topics with 380+ interactive, case-based questions
- An Antiretroviral Medications section with prescribing info, clinical trials, and slide decks
- 17 clinical screening tools and calculators providing clinical decision support
- The NHC Podcast that explores practice-changing issues and updates on diagnosis, management, and prevention
- Clinically relevant Mini-Lectures that supplement lesson content
- 5 concise HIV Symptom Evaluation Guides
- A learning group tool enabling owners to invite members, assign content, and track progress
- Individualized and learning group progress trackers
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Funding
Name of Project: National HIV Curriculum
Funding Mechanism: Cooperative Agreement
Recipient Organization: UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON
Grant number: U1OHA32104-08-04
Project Period: September 1, 2022 – August 31, 2027
