Search 
PrEP Today and PrEP in the Future
The following description was submitted by the event organizer.
Overcoming Barriers in Hard to Reach Populations
Join the Academy of HIV Medicine, W. David Hardy, MD, and Dayna Morrison for a lively discussion on PrEP and Local resources.
This event will serve as an elevated discussion on higher-level PrEP topics, including different formulations of PrEP and when to use them; HIV testing, laboratory monitoring, and taking a sexual health history; interpreting clinical laboratory information for the rare adherent patient that fails on PrEP and recommendations for initial ARV treatment therapies, future PrEP formulations, and how to reach and retain hard to engage PrEP patients.
Educational Objectives
After completing this activity, the participant should be better able to:
- Apply the latest guidelines and adherence strategies to differentiate available and future PrEP options and improve PrEP initiation and monitoring in diverse patient groups
- Discuss expert guidance for engaging diverse populations, including transgender persons, effective patient-provider counseling to improve PrEP uptake
- Understand treatment strategies in people who seroconvert while engaged in PrEP care
- Learn best practices to improve retention-in-care among persons at-risk for HIV acquisition, including youth of color
- Comprehend how implicit bias can serve as a barrier to engaging cis- and transgender women of color in PrEP
Please register using the provided registration link.