HIV 24/7 | HIV Drug Resistance in Long-Acting Therapy

This self-paced e-learning module provides a practical overview of HIV drug resistance and its implications for modern antiretroviral therapy. Through expert insights and clinically focused discussions, participants will explore the key concepts clinicians need to understand when interpreting resistance and selecting optimal treatment strategies. Designed to be concise and clinically relevant, this module equips healthcare professionals with the knowledge needed to confidently navigate resistance in everyday HIV care.

What Will Set You Apart?​

After following this educational series, participants will:

• Understand the key principles of HIV drug resistance and their implications for clinical decision-making
• Recognize resistance patterns associated with integrase inhibitors and long-acting antiretroviral therapies
• Apply practical strategies to interpret resistance testing and manage treatment failure in clinical practice

Is This Program for You?

This program is designed for physicians, nurses, pharmacists, and other healthcare professionals involved in the care and treatment of people living with HIV who want to strengthen their understanding of drug resistance and its impact on treatment decisions.

What Will You Cover in This Module?

• Core principles of HIV drug resistance, including key mutations and barriers to resistance

• Resistance patterns and clinical considerations for integrase inhibitors

• Resistance risks associated with long-acting antiretroviral therapies

• Diagnostic and treatment strategies for patients experiencing treatment failure

Program Director: Jonathan Schapiro