Available CME

To access current ViralEd CME activities, please click on the specific activity title below.

CME Internet Symposium: CROI 2023 Expert Review features a panel of HIV experts reviewing and discussing key presentations on antiretroviral therapy presented at CROI 2023. The discussions focus on HIV therapeutic options and developments, including: current treatment and management strategies, algorithms and recommendations, therapies in development, epidemiology, and diagnosis and clinical management of specific patient populations. This activity will enable participating health care providers caring for HIV-infected patients to become aware of and understand the data presented at this important conference and appropriately utilize these data to improve patient care. All online components of the program can be accessed at www.viraled.com.

CME Internet Symposium: AIDS 2022 Expert Review. This online program featurs feature a panel of HIV experts reviewing and discussing key presentations on antiretroviral therapy presented at AIDS 2022. The review and discussion focuses on HIV therapeutic options and developments, including: current treatment and management strategies, algorithms and recommendations, therapies in development, epidemiology, and diagnosis and clinical management of specific patient populations. This activity will enable participating health care providers caring for HIV-infected patients to become aware of and understand the data presented at this important conference and appropriately utilize those data to improve patient care.  

AIDS 2022 e-Newsletter. The AIDS 2022 e-Newsletter features a portable electronic summary of key presentations and data presented at the conference. This activity will quickly enable participating health care providers caring for HIV-infected patients to become aware of and understand the data presented at this important conference and appropriately utilize those data to improve patient care.

Initiating and Switching ARV Therapy: Clinical Considerations. This activity has been designed to meet the educational needs of physicians, physician assistants, advanced practice nurses and other health care professionals involved in the care of patients with HIV infection. CME video topics include: Intitiating ARV Therapy; Switching ARV Therapy - Stable Switch; Switching ARV Therapy Due to Toxicities/Co-morbidities;  and Switching ARV Therapy Due to Treatment Failure. Faculty include: Joseph Eron, MD, Richard Elion, MD, Helena Kwakwa, MD, and David Koren, PharmD.

HIV Treatment and Prevention: How to Recognize and Address Health Care Disparities and Improve Treatment Outcomes. This CME program offers the following videos:

Module 1: Health Care Disparities in HIV.

Module 2: Identifying Patients at Risk.

Module 3: Reducing Risk in Populations at Risk.

Module 4: Diverse Populations at Risk - Evidence-Based Prevention.

Module 5: HIV Prevention - What's on the Horizon?

The New CDC Guidelines on PrEP: Essential Information for Clinicians and Pharmacists.

This program offers CME videos on the following topics/case studies: 

Case 1: Initial Therapy After Acquiring HIV - Is It Too Late for PrEP?

Case 2: Pregnancy, Side-effects and Insurance Issues

Case 3: PrEP for a Transgender Woman

Case 4: PrEP 2+1+1: MSM/IDU with an STI

Case 5: Long-Acting PrEP for Cis-Gender Women 

The CME Internet Symposium: CROI 2022 Expert Review features a panel of HIV experts reviewing and discussing key presentations on antiretroviral therapy presented at CROI 2022. The review and discussion focus on HIV therapeutic options and developments, including: current treatment and management strategies, algorithms and recommendations, therapies in development, epidemiology, and diagnosis and clinical management of specific patient populations. This activity will enable participating health care providers caring for HIV-infected patients to become aware of and understand the data presented at this important conference and appropriately utilize those data to improve patient care. All online components of the program can be accessed at www.viraled.com. 

The IDWeek 2021 e-Newsletter features a portable electronic summary of key presentations and data presented at the IDWeek 2021 conference. This activity will quickly enable participating health care providers caring for HIV-infected patients to become aware of and understand data presented at this important conference so they can appropriately utilize those data to improve patient care.  

Internet Symposium: From Conference to Clinic: Reviewing and Applying Data from IDWeek 2021 features a panel of HIV experts reviewing key presentations on antiretroviral therapy presented at IDWeek 2021. The review will include several clinical cases focusing on HIV therapeutic options and developments, including: current treatment and management strategies; algorithms and recommendations; therapies in development; epidemiology, diagnosis, and clinical management of specific patient populations. This activity will enable participating health care providers caring for HIV-infected patients to become aware of and understand the data presented at this important conference and appropriately utilize those data to improve patient care. 

Addressing Health Care Disparities: African Americans and HCV. A CME program with five modules examining issues associated with health care disparities in African Americans with HCV infection. Modules include: Epidemiology; Natural History; Treatment and Management; HCV Treatment Uptake and Progress Toward Elimination; Viral Hepatitis and the Impact of COVID-19.     

African American Women and HIV: Addressing Health Care Disparities to Improve Treatment Outcomes: This activity consists of five video modules. The topics are: Overview and Risk Assessment; Testing and Linkage to Care; Engagement in HIV Care; Evaluating and Addressing Barriers to Care; and Discussion on COVID-19 and HIV.  

From Conference to Clinic: Reviewing and Applying Data from CROI 2021: This CME Internet Symposium features a panel of HIV experts reviewing key presentations on antiretroviral therapy presented at CROI 2021. The review includes several clinical cases focusing on HIV therapeutic options and developments, including: current treatment and management strategies; algorithms and recommendations; therapies in development; epidemiology, diagnosis and clinical management of specific patient populations. This activity will enable participating health care providers caring for HIV-infected patients to become aware of and understand the data presented at this important conference and appropriately utilize those data to improve patient care. 

CME Internet Symposium: From Conference to Clinic: Reviewing and Applying Data from IDWeek 2020. This program features a panel of HIV experts reviewing key presentations on antiretroviral therapy presented at IDWeek 2020. The review will include several clinical cases focusing on HIV therapeutic options and developments, including: current treatment and management strategies; algorithms and recommendations; therapies in development; epidemiology, diagnosis and clinical management of specific patient populations. This activity will enable participating health care providers caring for HIV-infected patients to become aware of and understand the data presented at this important conference and appropriately utilize those data to improve patient care. All on-line components of the program can be accessed at www.viraled.com. 

CME Internet Symposium: AIDS 2020 Expert Review. This program features a panel of HIV experts reviewing and discussing key presentations on antiretroviral therapy presented at AIDS 2020. The review and discussion focus on HIV therapeutic options and developments, including: current treatment and management strategies, algorithms and recommendations, therapies in development, epidemiology, and diagnosis and clinical management of specific patient populations. This activity will enable participating health care providers caring for HIV-infected patients to become aware of and understand the data presented at this important conference and appropriately utilize those data to improve patient care. All online components of the program can be accessed at www.viraled.com.

Rapid-Fire Review of AIDS 2020 Audio Podcast. The Rapid-Fire Review of AIDS 2020 features our national faculty panel briefly reviewing the most essential information and data from AIDS 2020. This activity will enable participating health care providers caring for HIV-infected patients to become aware of and understand the data presented at this important conference and appropriately utilize those data to improve patient care.

CME Internet Symposium: From Conference to Clinic: Reviewing and Applying Data from AIDS 2020. This activity will feature a panel of HIV experts reviewing key presentations on antiretroviral therapy presented at AIDS 2020. The review will include several clinical cases focusing on HIV therapeutic options and developments, including: current treatment and management strategies; algorithms and recommendations; therapies in development; epidemiology, diagnosis and clinical management of specific patient populations. This activity will enable participating health care providers caring for HIV-infected patients to become aware of and understand the data presented at this important conference and appropriately utilize those data to improve patient care. All on-line components of the program can be accessed at www.viraled.com 

Advances in HIV/AIDS: How to Improve Patient Satisfaction and Outcomes. This CME program - with Drs. Joseph Eron, Paul Sax, Ian Frank, and Renslow Sherer - provides seven case study video modules on how to improve satisfaction and outcomes in patients with HIV infection. Topics include: Covid-19 and HIV; treatment of treatment-naive patiens; treatment experienced patients and regimen simplification; two drugs vs. three; resistance and HCV-co-infection; weight gain after ART initiation; adverse event management after rapid initiation of ART.  

Using HIV Treatment Guidelines in the Real World. A Critical Review and Discussion. New program with Drs. Joseph Eron, Richard Elion, Paul Sax, and Renslow Sherer. The four video modules consist of: HIV and Covid-19; HIV Prevention/PrEP; HIV and Pregnancy; Individualizing HIV Therapy. 

HIV in the South 2020.The Southern United States experiences the greatest burden of HIV infection, illness, and deaths of any U.S. region, and lags in providing quality HIV prevention and care to all its citizens. To address these issues, we have developed a case-based CME program that explores and analyzes the demographics, epidemiology, risk factors, and treatment needs of patients with HIV infection in this region of the US. This program, including the online video discussion and clinically applicable live program series is expected to increase clinician awareness of various issues with HIV care in the Southern US and offer solutions for addressing barriers in such areas as HIV prevention, HIV testing, linkage to care, adherence, and continuation in care.

From Conference to Clinic: Reviewing and Applying Data from CROI 2020. This CME Internet Symposium features a panel of HIV experts reviewing key studies on antiretroviral therapy presented at CROI 2020. The review will include several clinical cases focusing on HIV therapeutic options and developments, including: current treatment and management strategies; algorithms and recommendations; therapies in development; epidemiology; and diagnosis and clinical management of specific patient populations. This activity will enable participating health care providers caring for HIV-infected patients to become aware of and understand the data presented at this important conference and appropriately utilize those data to improve patient care. All on-line components of the program can be accessed at www.viraled.com.

CROI 2020 e-Newsletter. The CROI 2020 e-Newsletter features a portable electronic summary of key presentations and data presented at the conference. This activity will quickly enable participating health care providers caring for HIV-infected patients to become aware of and understand the data presented at this important conference and appropriately utilize those data to improve patient care.

CME Internet Symposium: CROI 2020 Expert Review. This CME Internet Symposium features a panel of HIV experts reviewing and discussing key presentations on antiretroviral therapy presented at CROI 2020. The review and discussion focus on HIV therapeutic options and developments, including: current treatment and management strategies, algorithms and recommendations, therapies in development, epidemiology, and diagnosis and clinical management of specific patient populations. This activity will enable participating health care providers caring for HIV-infected patients to become aware of and understand the data presented at this important conference and appropriately utilize those data to improve patient care. All online components of the program can be accessed at www.viraled.com. 

Rapid-Fire Review of CROI 2020 Audio Podcast. This program features our national faculty panel briefly reviewing the most essential information and data from CROI 2020. This activity will enable participating health care providers caring for HIV-infected patients to become aware of and understand the data presented at this important conference and appropriately utilize those data to improve patient care. All online components of the program can be accessed at www.viraled.com. 

HIV Grand Rounds from the Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania. Presented live from the Perelman School of Medicine on Thursday at 12:00 pm ET. The Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania and ViralEd are proud to announce the extension of this ground-breaking CME activity. Mirroring academic grand rounds programs, these CME-certified sessions combine traditional academic grand rounds with the innovation and convenience of telemedicine. The HIV Grand Rounds from the Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania is delivered live via the Internet on Thursdays at 12:00 pm Eastern Time. All webcasts are available for on-demand viewing following a broadcast.

Presentations cover the most important and current topics in HIV/AIDS and are delivered by the top experts in the field. They are designed to be immediately relevant to practicing HIV clinicians and many are case-based. The final 10 minutes of each one-hour educational activity consists of a live question and answer period, with the presenting faculty member available to answer questions asked by attendees using the webinar interface. These weekly grand rounds are intended to provide clinicians with convenient and easily accessible knowledge and clinical skills they need to provide the best medical care for their HIV-positive patients. 

Co-Morbidities in HIV. Critical Issues that Affect the Lives of HIV Patients. This CME program, from co-directors Graeme Moyle, MD and Paul Sax, MD, consists of 8 modules (videos) on the following topics: bone density; cardiovascular disease; weight gain and NAFLD/NASH; renal disease; diabetes mellitus; neurocognitive issues; malignancy; and frailty.  

HIV Prevention 2019. What Every Clinicians Must Know.  While there has been significant progress in the prevention of new HIV infections, transmission of HIV continues. Clearly, more needs to be done to reduce the rate of new infections through such approaches as increased HIV testing, behavioral interventions and the use of pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP). However, many clinicians are not fully equipped to guide their patients through the complex issues associated with HIV prevention. This situation results in patients not receiving optimal preventative care as described in national guidelines and to an increased number of people becoming infected with HIV who might otherwise not be infected. This educational program has been designed to address these challenges. This program will include case studies to educate clinicians who work with various patient populations - especially high-risk patients - about the theoretical framework, latest findings, and ongoing research in this field, and to review the professional guidelines in this area. In addition, this program will educate clinicians with strategies to provide improved prevention services to patients, which is expected to help reduce the number of new HIV infections

HIV Virtual Patient 2019. The HIV Virtual Patient program is an interactive, case-based program featuring real-world case scenarios discussed by HIV thought leaders. Participants will be asked to assess and treat a variety of HIV-positive and HIV-negative patient types with the direction and consultation of HIV thought leaders. This program provides important information that can be directly applied to clinical practice, thereby increasing the delivery of optimal care to patients with HIV infection in the United States. 

HIV in the South. The Southern United States experiences the greatest burden of HIV infection, illness, and deaths of any U.S. region, and lags in providing quality HIV prevention and care to all its citizens. To address these issues, we have developed a case-based CME program that explores and analyzes the demographics, epidemiology, risk factors, and treatment needs of patients with HIV infection in this region of the US. This program includes an online video discussion and clinically applicable live program series that are expected to increase clinician awareness of the various issues with HIV care in the Southern United States and offer solutions for addressing barriers in such areas as HIV prevention, HIV testing, linkage to care, adherence, and continuation in care. 

ARV Therapies and Therapeutic Strategies. Independent Reporting on HIV Glasgow 2018. CME Internet Symposium: HIV Glasgow 2018 Expert Review.  

The CME Internet Symposium: HIV Glasgow 2018 Expert Review will feature a panel of HIV experts reviewing and discussing key presentations on antiretroviral therapy presented at HIV Glasgow 2018. The review and discussion will focus on HIV therapeutic options and developments, including: current treatment and management strategies, algorithms and recommendations, therapies in development, epidemiology, and diagnosis and clinical management of specific patient populations. This activity will enable participating health care providers caring for HIV-infected patients to become aware of and understand the data presented at this important conference and appropriately utilize those data to improve patient care. All online components of the program can be accessed at www.viraled.com. 

ARV Therapies and Therapeutic Strategies: Independent Reporting on HIV Glasgow 2018. CME Internet Symposium: European Perspective on HIV Glasgow 2018. 

The European Perspective on HIV Glasgow 2018 provides a case-based, Europe-focused review and discussion of key presentations on antiretroviral therapy presented at HIV Glasgow 2018. The review and discussion will focus on HIV therapeutic options and developments, including: current treatment and management strategies, algorithms and recommendations, therapies in development, epidemiology, and diagnosis and clinical management of specific patient populations. This activity will enable EU-based health care providers caring for HIV-infected patients to become aware of and understand the data presented at this important conference and appropriately utilize those data to improve patient care in the EU. All online components of the program can be accessed at www.viraled.com. 

ARV Therapies and Therapeutic Strategies. Independent Reporting on AIDS 2018. The CME Internet Symposium: AIDS 2018 Expert Review will feature a panel of HIV experts reviewing and discussing key presentations on antiretroviral therapy presented at AIDS 2018. The review and discussion will focus on HIV therapeutic options and developments, including: current treatment and management strategies, algorithms and recommendations, therapies in development, epidemiology, and diagnosis and clinical management of specific patient populations. This activity will enable participating health care providers caring for HIV-infected patients to become aware of and understand the data presented at this important conference and appropriately utilize those data to improve patient care. All online components of the program can be accessed at www.viraled.com.

ARV Therapies and Therapeutic Strategies. Independent Reporting on AIDS 2018. From Conference to Clinic. Reviewing and Applying Data from AIDS 2018. From Conference to Clinic: Reviewing and Applying Data From AIDS 2018 is an interactive, case-based dinner program series designed to highlight and discuss the clinical significance and application of new findings in HIV medicine presented at AIDS 2018. Because the focus of the dinner programs will be on case studies and applying the data presented at AIDS 2018 in a clinical setting, prior to attending a dinner program participants will be asked to view the CME Internet Symposium: AIDS 2018 Expert Review, which will familiarize them with the AIDS 2018 data and serve as a comprehensive conference overview and summary. As a result of this blended learning approach, participants will gain an increased understanding of key data presented at AIDS 2018 and be better prepared to address their HIV patients' health needs and provide optimal care in a clinical setting.

Improving the Care of HIV-positive Patients in 2018: The treatment of patients with HIV infection is a complex process that includes testing, diagnosis, linkage to care, individualized antiretroviral therapy (ART), and the management of co-morbidities (especially hepatitis C co-infection) and other issues. Decisions about the clinical management of HIV patients often require that clinicians understand a wide range of clinical trial data and treatment information if they are to provide the care that is best suited for each patient. This is especially true of ART and includes critically important issues regarding when to start, which antiretrovirals (ARVs) to use and when to switch.

This two-part medical education program includes a combination of online teaching modules and Q&A sessions with nationally recognized HIV specialists. As a result of participating in this program, physicians and other health care providers will gain a greater understanding of how to provide optimal therapy for patients with HIV infection, thereby increasing the number of patients receiving individualized, optimal ARV therapy, while reducing morbidity and mortality and improving patient outcomes.

The first part of the program includes a choice of three online modules that address: 1) regimen selection for the treatment-naïve patient; 2) regimen selection for the treatment-experienced patient; and 3) prevention and management of common co-morbidities in the HIV- infected patient. Once a module is completed and CME credit has been awarded, the participant will then be offered an opportunity to participate in a Q&A session via text, email or teleconference, scheduled with one of a panel of HIV faculty for a more in-depth discussion of the module topics. 

HCV Therapy in 2018: Agreement and Controversy. Despite significant advances in the treatment of people with HCV infection, professional practice gaps remain that contribute to continued morbidity and mortality. While clinical trials provide an evidence base regarding which direct acting antivirals (DAAs) are most likely to be effective for treating various patients, many HCV clinicians have not integrated them into their clinical practice. To address this problem, we have developed a case-based CME program that explores and analyzes current HCV treatment standards of care, including when to start treatment, re-treatment, HCV/HBV co-infection, HCV and HCC complications, decompensated cirrhosis and acute HCV. Participants in this program will gain knowledge and skills that should lead to improved patient care. 

Selecting ARV Therapy in 2018: What Is the Standard of Care? This is a four-part CME video program. Despite significant advances in the treatment of people with HIV infection, professional practice gaps remain that contribute to continued morbidity and mortality. While clinical trials provide an evidence base regarding which ARV drugs and regimens are most likely to be effective for treating various patients, many HIV clinicians have not integrated them into their clinical practice. To address this problem, we have developed a case-based CME program that explores and analyzes current HIV treatment standards of care, including when to start, what to start in ARV-naive patients, and when to switch ARVs in virologically suppressed patients for the purpose of eliminating or avoiding toxicity, improving long-term patient health, or simplifying a regimen. Participants in this program will gain knowledge and skills that should lead to improved patient care.

HIV Virtual Patient. The HIV Virtual Patient program is an interactive, case-based program featuring real-world case scenarios discussed by HIV thought leaders. Participants will be asked to assess and treat a variety of HIV-positive and HIV-negative patient types with the direction and consultation of HIV thought leaders. This program provides important information that can be directly applied to clinical practice, thereby increasing the delivery of optimal care to patients with HIV infection in the United States.

HIV in the South. The Southern United States experiences the greatest burden of HIV infection, illness, and deaths of any U.S. region, and lags in providing quality HIV prevention and care to all its citizens. To address these issues, we have developed a case-based CME program that explores and analyzed the demographics, epidemiology, risk factors, and treatment needs of patients with HIV infection in this region of the US. This program including the online video discussion and clinically applicable live program series is expected to increase clinician awareness of this various issues with HIV care in the Southern US and offer solutions for addressing barriers in such areas as HIV prevention, HIV testing, linkage to care, adherence, and continuation in care.

CME Internet Symposium: CROI 2018 Expert Review. This activity features a panel of HIV experts reviewing and discussing key presentations on antiretroviral therapy presented at CROI 2018. The review and discussion will focus on HIV therapeutic options and developments, including: current treatment and management strategies, algorithms and recommendations, therapies in development, epidemiology, and diagnosis and clinical management of specific patient populations. This activity will enable participating health care providers caring for HIV-infected patients to become aware of and understand the data presented at this important conference and appropriately utilize those data to improve patient care. All online components of the program can be accessed at www.viraled.com. This program is produced by the Postgraduate Institute for Medicine and ViralEd, Inc. It is not a session created by or presented at CROI 2018 and it is not sanctioned by the organizers of CROI 2018.

Rapid-Fire Review of CROI 2018 features our national faculty panel briefly reviewing the most essential information and data from CROI 2018. This activity will enable participating health care providers caring for HIV-infected patients to become aware of and understand the data presented at this important conference and appropriately utilize those data to improve patient care.

CROI 2018 e-Newsletter. The CROI 2018 e-Newsletter features a portable electronic summary of key presentations and data presented at the conference. This activity will quickly enable participating health care providers caring for HIV-infected patients to become aware of and understand the data presented at this important conference and appropriately utilize those data to improve patient care.   

Selecting ARV Therapy in 2018: What Is the Standard of Care? Despite significant advances in the treatment of people with HIV infection, professional practice gaps remain that contribute to continued morbidity and mortality. While clinical trials provide an evidence base regarding which ARV drugs and regimens are most likely to be effective for treating various patients, many HIV clinicians have not integrated them into their clinical practice. To address this problem, we have developed a case-based CME program that explores and analyzes current HIV treatment standards of care, including when to start, what to start in ARV-naive patients, and when to switch ARVs in virologically suppressed patients for the purpose of eliminating or avoiding toxicity, improving long-term patient health, or simplifying a regimen. Participants in this program will gain knowledge and skills that should lead to improved patient care. 

Comprehensive Expert Review and Discussion of Key Presentations. Independent Reporting on EACS 2017. The Comprehensive Expert Review and Discussion of Key Presentations part of the program will feature HIV experts reviewing and discussing the most important studies on HIV therapy presented at EACS 2017. This review and discussion will provide a comprehensive overview of each of the posters and presentations selected. In addition, the faculty will provide unique insights into how knowledgeable experts review and analyze data from EACS 2017 and an in-depth understanding of the scientific quality and clinical relevance of the posters and presentations reviewed. 

European Pespective on EACS 2017. CME Internet Symposium. The European Perspective on EACS 2017 provides a case-based, European-focused review and discussion of key presentations on antiretroviral therapy presented at EACS 2017. The review and discussion will focus on HIV therapeutic options and developments, including: current treatment and management strategies, algorithms and recommendations, therapies in development, epidemiology, and diagnosis and clinical management of specific patient populations. This activity will enable EU-based health care providers caring for HIV-infected patients to become aware of and understand the data presented at this important conference and appropriately utilize those data to improve patient care in the EU. All online components of the program can be accessed at www.viraled.com.

EACS 2017 Expert Review: CME Internet Symposium.The EACS 2017 Expert Review features a panel of HIV experts reviewing and discussing key presentations on antiretroviral therapy presented at EACS 2017. The review and discussion will focus on HIV therapeutic options and developments, including: current treatment and management strategies, algorithms and recommendations, therapies in development, epidemiology, and diagnosis and clinical management of specific patient populations. This activity will enable participating health care providers caring for HIV-infected patients to become aware of and understand the data presented at this important conference and appropriately utilize those data to improve patient care. All online components of the program can be accessed at www.viraled.com.

IAS 2017 Expert Review: CME Internet Symposium. Reporting from the IAS meeting in Paris, this CME activity will feature a panel of HIV experts reviewing and discussing key presentations on antiretroviral therapy presented at IAS 2017. The review and discussion will focus on HIV therapeutic options and developments, including: current treatment and management strategies, algorithms and recommendations, therapies in development, epidemiology, and diagnosis and clinical management of specific patient populations. This activity will enable participating health care providers caring for HIV-infected patients to become aware of and understand the data presented at this important conference and appropriately utilize those data to improve patient care.

European Perspective on IAS 2017. The European Perspective on IAS 2017 will provide a case-based, European-focused review and discussion of key presentations on antiretroviral therapy presented at IAS 2017. The review and discussion will focus on HIV therapeutic options and developments, including: current treatment and management strategies, algorithms and recommendations, therapies in development, epidemiology, and diagnosis and clinical management of specific patient populations. This activity will enable EU-based health care providers caring for HIV-infected patients to become aware of and understand the data presented at this important conference and appropriately utilize those data to improve patient care in the EU. This program is jointly provided by the Annenberg Center for Health Sciences at Eisenhower and ViralEd, Inc. in collaboration with Postgraduate Institute for Medicine.

Rapid Fire Review of IAS 2017. Rapid-Fire Review of IAS 2017 is a podcast that provides a brief, audio summary of the most essential data presented at the conference. It features a national faculty panel briefly reviewing the most essential information and data from IAS 2017. This activity will enable participating health care providers caring for HIV-infected patients to become aware of and understand the data presented at this important conference and appropriately utilize those data to improve patient care.

Comprehensive Expert Review and Discussion of Key Presentations IAS 2017. This activity is an on-line, in-depth review of 8 of the key poster/presentations reviewed in the Internet symposium (above). This review and discussion will provide a comprehensive overview of each of the posters and presentations selected. In addition, the faculty will provide unique insights into how knowledgeable experts review and analyze data from IAS 2017 and an in-depth understanding of the scientific quality and clinical relevance of the posters and presentations reviewed. 

HIV Virtual Patient.The HIV Virtual Patient program is an interactive, case-based program featuring real-world case scenarios discussed by HIV thought leaders. Participants will be asked to assess and treat a variety of HIV-positive and HIV-negative patient types with the direction and consultation of HIV thought leaders. This program provides important information that can be directly applied to clinical practice, thereby increasing the delivery of optimal care to patients with HIV infection in the United States.

HCV Virtual Patient. The HCV Virtual Patient program is an interactive, case-based program featuring real-world case scenarios discussed by HCV thought leaders. Participants will be asked to assess and treat a variety of HCV-infected patient types with the direction and consultation of HCV thought leaders. This program provides important information that can be directly applied to clinical practice, thereby increasing the delivery of optimal care to patients with HCV infection in the United States.

 

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