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    Abstracts from AETC Investigators Accepted for the XV International AIDS Conference

    Date of Report: 04/16/2004

    Posters

    Title Author AETC Affiliation
    Screening, diagnosing and treating HIV/AIDS in mid-life and older adults -- a web-based training program for health care providers. Abstract number: WePeD6510. Thomas Donohoe, MBA Pacific AETC
    Use of Standardized Patient Encounters (SPEs) for Evaluation of HIV-Related Clinical Skills Kevin D. Dieckhaus, MD New England AETC
    Assessing access to HIV care and barriers to treatment adherence. Abstract number: WePeB5763 Linda Frank, PhD, MSN, ACRN Pennsylvania/MidAtlantic AETC
    HCV impact on depressive symptoms in HIV-infected adults with alcohol problems. Howard Libman, MD New England AETC
    Alcohol consumption may affect HIV disease progression. Howard Libman, MD New England AETC
    Using geomapping to target HIV clinical training: the local performance site profiles project Janet Myers, PhD, MPH AETC National Evaluation Center
    Client demographics and clinic approaches influence receipt of HIV "Prevention with positives" counseling in health care settings Janet Myers, PhD, MPH AETC National Evaluation Center
    Retrospective review of the use of Tenofovir DF in 2 clinical practices. Abstract number: TuPeB4633. Jim Scott, PharmD AETC NRC Advisory Board
    Rare occurrence of renal toxicity when retrospectively evaluating the use of Tenofovir DF in 2 clinical practices. Abstract number: TuPeB4632. Jim Scott, PharmD AETC NRC Advisory Board
    Inversely proportional relationship between AUC and bodyweight >80kg in patients on nevirapine. Abstract number: TuPeB4604. Jim Scott, PharmD AETC NRC Advisory Board

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