HIV/AIDS Care in the Correctional Setting

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HIV/AIDS Care in the Correctional Setting

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Date: 03/2008
Source: Northwest AETC and The Research and Education Group, Oregon Local Performance Site; Washington State AETC LPS; African Americans Reach and Teach Health Ministry and STD/HIV Prevention Training Center

Description:

Four videos of presentations from this NW AETC annual conference held in March 2008 in Olympia, WA. [View course agenda].

Target Audience: Healthcare professionals working in or with jail and prison facilities; the majority of content is applicable to a variety of practice settings.

Presentations

	Recognition and Treatment of Opportunistic Infections Low bandwidth/Slow Connection File Information: Flash 1hr 29m 13s Medium bandwidth/Medium Connection File Information: Flash 1hr 29m 13s High bandwidth/Fast Connection File Information: Flash 1hr 29m 13s Presenter: David Spach, MD, Clinical Director, NW AETC Professor of Medicine, Division of Infectious Diseases, University of Washington, Seattle Description: View Dr. Spach's slide set [PDF, 4,705K] Learning Objections for this segment: Recognize common HIV-related clinical manifestations List appropriate opportunistic infection prophylaxis Understand immune reconstitution syndrome

	HIV Update 2008 Low bandwidth/Slow Connection File Information: Flash 1hr 03m 26s Medium bandwidth/Medium Connection File Information: Flash 1hr 03m 26s High bandwidth/Fast Connection File Information: Flash 1hr 03m 26s Presenter: Lara Strick, MD, MSc, Corrections Program Director, NW AETC; Infectious Diseases Physician, WA Department of Corrections; Clinical Faculty, University of Washington, Seattle Description: View Dr. Strick's slide set [PDF, 3,158K] Learning Objections for this segment: Discuss recently approved antiretroviral therapeutic options List new CDC recommendations for HIV testing Summarize key antiretroviral therapy guideline recommendations

	Psychiatric Complications of HIV Infection Low bandwidth/Slow Connection File Information: Flash 53m 03s Medium bandwidth/Medium Connection File Information: Flash 53m 03s High bandwidth/Fast Connection File Information: Flash 53m 03s Presenter: Jeanne St. Pierre, MD, Assistant Clinical Professor of Psychiatry, University of California San Francisco Description: View Dr. St. Pierre's slide set [PDF, 49K] Learning Objections for this segment: Define the epidemiology of psychiatric illnesses in people with HIV Discuss psychiatric disorders of the brain in people with HIV List mood, anxiety, and psychoses that affect people with HIV

	Hep C/HIV Coinfection Low bandwidth/Slow Connection File Information: Flash 58m 41s Medium bandwidth/Medium Connection File Information: Flash 58m 41s High bandwidth/Fast Connection File Information: Flash 58m 41s Presenter: Chia Wang, MD, Infectious Diseases Physician, Virginia Mason Medical Center, Seattle, WA Description: View Dr. Wang's slide set [PDF, 1,408K] Learning Objections for this segment: Outline the epidemiology of HIV and HCV co-infection in the United States Explain how Hepatitis C is transmitted State the clinical issues associated with HIV/HCV co-infection Describe the standard of care for treatment of HIV/HCV co-infection

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