HIV Clinical Course for Prescribers
HIV Clinical Course for Prescriber
This course links practicing physicians, nurse practitioners and physician assistants with recognized clinical experts. Training includes an interactive didactic session, followed by individualized clinical shadowing opportunities.
Areas of focus include:
· Epidemiology
· Risk assessment
· Disease manifestations
· Treatment guidelines
· Comorbidities
· Adherence to treatment
· Medications
· Side effects and drug interactions
· Psychosocial manifestations
· HIV prevention strategies
HIV Clinical Course for Nurses
This course helps practicing nurses expand their knowledge about HIV and its co-occurring conditions, and incorporate this knowledge into their practice. Training includes an interactive didactic session, followed by individualized clinical shadowing opportunities.
Areas of focus include:
· Epidemiology
· Risk assessment
· HIV prevention strategies
· Disease manifestations
· Nursing interventions
· Treatment adherence
· Drug interactions and side effects
· Psychosocial manifestations
· Co-occurring conditions
HIV Clinical Course for Pharmacists
This is an interactive, hands-on course designed to help pharmacists acquire new knowledge about HIV disease and its management .
Areas of focus include:
· Treatment guidelines
· Components of preferred regimens
· Drug interactions and side effects
· Resistance
· Adherence
· Opportunistic infections and their treatment
· Payment options, insurance, Ryan White ADAP
HIV Clinical Course for Dental Professionals
This course provides the latest knowledge on a wide variety of epidemiological, clinical, and therapeutic issues related to HIV and its co-occurring conditions in dental practice. The HIV Clinical Course for Dental Professionals is provided free of charge to Michigan dental professionals. Continuing education credit is available to participants. The target audience for the course is all dentists, dental hygienists and dental assistants licensed to practice in Michigan.
Areas of focus include:
· Epidemiology
· Risk assessment
· HIV prevention strategies
· Oral manifestations
· Oral health interventions
· Treatment adherence
· Drug interactions and side effects
· Psychosocial manifestations
· Co-occurring conditions
Clinical Consultation
MATEC Michigan offers expert, timely responses to clinical questions related to the prevention and treatment of HIV, HCV, STI, SUD and other co-occurring conditions.
Phone Consultation is available at:
(313) 408-3483
Urgent patient questions addressed 24/7
(313) 962-2000
Non-urgent questions answered by the following business day
Seminars
MATEC Michigan offers face-to-face and virtual training on HIV-related topics to individuals and groups free of charge. These interactive seminars are typically 60-90 minutes in length. Faculty are experienced health professionals who actively work in the field.
Topics include:
· Accessing Community Resources for Persons with HIV
· Acute Retroviral Syndrome
· Adherence Issues in HIV Care
· Adolescents and HIV
· AIDS Defining Conditions
· Antiretroviral Treatment as Prevention
· ART, PrEP and the Covid-19 Pandemic
· ART and its Side Effects
· Assessing Risk for STDs and HIV
· Comorbid Diseases in HIV
· Covid-19 and Vulnerable Populations
· Covid-19
· Cultural Humility in HIV/AIDS Care and Prevention
· Dermatological Disorders in HIV/AIDS
· Drug Interactions in Persons with HIV
· Ethical Issues and HIV
· Harm Reduction
· HBV Update· HBV Update
· HCV in Primary Care
· HCV Treatment in the Context of Substance Use Disorder
· HCV Update
· Health Disparities/Health Inequities and HIV
· Hepatitis A-E
· HIV/AIDS and Pain
· HIV/AIDS in Corrections
· HIV Update
· HIV/AIDS: Loss and Grief
· HIV and HBV Coinfection
· HIV and HCV Coinfection
· HIV and Older Persons
· HIV and Syphilis
· HIV and the Liver
· HIV and the MSM Community
· HIV and Transgender People
· HIV and Trauma
· HIV and Women
· HIV in Primary Care: Options for Providers
· HIV Basics· HIV Prevention in Asian and Pacific Islander Communities
· HIV Prevention in the African American Community
· HIV Prevention in African-Born Communities
· HIV Prevention in Arab American Communities
· HIV Prevention in Hispanic/Latino Communities
· HIV Prevention in Native American Communities
· HIV Prevention Strategies for Men
· HIV Prevention Strategies for Substance Users
· HIV Prevention Strategies for Women
· HIV, HBV, HCV Post-Exposure Management
· HIV, STDs and the Childbearing Woman
· HIV-Related Malignancy
· Implicit Bias in Health Care
· Infectious Diseases and Partner Services
· Intro to Hepatitis C Online
· Intro to the National HIV Curriculum
· Issues in Testing for HIV
· Linking and Retaining HIV-Positive Persons in Healthcare
· Lipodystrophy in HIV
· Medication Assisted Treatment for Opioid Use Disorder
· Medication Update: Anti-Retroviral Therapy
· Metabolic Disorders in HIV/AIDS
· Michigan’s HIV Laws: Changes and Updates
· Nursing Management in HIV/AIDS Care
· Opportunistic Infections· Perinatal HIV Update· Polypharmacy
· Post Exposure Prophylaxis (PEP)
· Pre Exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP)
· PrEP in Primary Care Settings· Prevention and Treatment of Viral Infections
· Primary Care and Hepatitis C
· Providing Medical Services in the Era of Covid-19
· Providing PrEP and ART during the COVID-19 Pandemic
· Pulmonary Issues in HIV Care· Renal Disease in HIV/AIDS
· Reproductive Health: Men and Women Living with HIV
· Resistance
· Routine Testing for HIV: Opt Out Approach
· Sexually Transmitted Diseases
· Substance Use Disorder and MAT in the Era of Covid-19
· Syndemics: HIV, Hepatitis, STDs, OUD
· The Role of Alternative Therapies in HIV Care
· The Role of Primary Care in Ending the HIV Epidemic
· Trauma-Informed Care
· Triple Diagnosis: HIV, Mental Illness and Substance Misuse
· Tuberculosis Update
· Unconscious Bias in Clinical Practice
· Value Clarification
· Viral Diseases 101
