HIV PrEP: Prescribing PrEP
Informed by CDC’s PrEP Guidelines, this course was created to assist prescribers, clinical support, and non-clinical staff with the basics for prescribing and monitoring PrEP and for incorporating PrEP services into their practices or local HIV prevention programs.
Participants will gain and apply knowledge to case scenarios that address and support a wide range of patients with diverse PrEP-related needs. Continuing education is available.
Learning Objectives
By the end of this course, learners will be able to:
- Describe the medications approved by the FDA as PrEP.
- Indicate four lab tests to include in the initial medical evaluation for PrEP.
- Identify the preferred testing method to screen for HIV infection.
- Summarize two patient-based considerations for prescribing PrEP.
- Describe monitoring recommendations for patients taking PrEP.
- Identify three educational messages for all patients starting PrEP.
- Identify three approaches that demonstrate how working interprofessionally will support my patients’ journey on PrEP.
- Identify two ways prescribing PrEP can be integrated into my practice.
Other Related Trainings
Individualizing HIV Prevention and Treatment for LGBTQ Persons
LGBTQ Equity in HIV Prevention and Treatment Series, Module 1 of 5.
This activity provides an overview of current HIV prevention and treatment options with a focus on tailoring care to the needs and preferences of LGBTQ individuals. Participants will explore patient-centered approaches to sexual history-taking, age-specific care considerations, and integration of STI prevention strategies, including DoxyPEP, into comprehensive HIV prevention planning.
Accessing HIV Prevention and Care Services Among LGBTQ Persons
LGBTQ Equity in HIV Prevention and Treatment Series, Module 2 of 5.
This activity examines the structural and systemic barriers LGBTQ individuals face when accessing HIV prevention and care services. Participants will review evidence-based strategies for improving access, such as navigation support, inclusive care models, and approaches to address stigma, documentation, and insurance-related challenges.
