Note: Features Northwest AETC Trainer Lara Strick, SEATEC's training event "Elements of Success in Training for Oral Health Care Providers", and the NRC's webcast on updates from CROI 2010.

Note: Pocket reference with interaction information and patient education recommendations.

Note: One page tip sheet.

Note: There are an estimated 250,000 people living in the United States with HIV/hepatitis C (HCV) coinfection, yet less than a third of these individuals "are deemed eligible for HCV treatment, and under 10% actually receive treatment.." "Without HCV treatment, increasing numbers of HIV-infected patients will die either from end-stage liver disease or from HIV-related complications resulting from the inability to use antiretroviral agents" because of liver damage.

This is the first of a two-part series. Part 1 provides a medical, psychiatric, psychosocial, and neuropsychological overview of HIV/HCV coinfection, the process of determining eligibility for HCV treatment, and the important role mental health clinicians play in assessing eligibility and intervening with clients who elect to receive treatment for HCV.

Note: This guide for clinicians provides an overview of latent tuberculosis infection in the context of HIV; toxicity monitoring; identification and management of hepatotoxicity; strategies to limit toxicity; and more.

Note: This brochure offers tips for people living with HIV/AIDS who are planning travel to Mexico and Latin America, along with local contact information for HIV/AIDS programs in Latin American countries.