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8th Nurses & Pharmacists HIV Clinical Forum 2025
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Clarence Soliman
BSN, GDip, RNP, cANP
St. Vincent's University Hospital, Ireland
Biography
Clarence Soliman is currently based in Dublin, Ireland and working within an Infectious Diseases multi-disciplinary team as a candidate Advanced Nurse Practitioner (cANP) in HIV, in an acute hospital setting that provides both inpatient and outpatient care. He completed his undergraduate General Nursing degree at University College Dublin and holds a Graduate Diploma in Chronic Illness Management. He is a registered nurse prescriber and is currently pursuing a Master of Science in Advanced Nursing Practice. As part of this process, he has recently completed a systematic review titled "Determinants of Successful Integration of Long-Acting Antiretroviral Therapy into Established HIV Clinics: Examining Barriers, Facilitators, and Implementation Strategies".
A passionate advocate for people living with HIV, Clarence Soliman serves on the steering committee for Dublin Fast Track Cities and is an active core group member of both the European HIV Nurses Network and the National HIV Nurses Network. He is dedicated to delivering comprehensive, evidence-based, and personalised care to people living with HIV (PLHIV), with a strong commitment to health equity and improving the well-being of PLHIV and their communities.
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Catarina Esteves Santos, Nadia Naous, Clarence Soliman, Julio Morais
CME Series | Holistic HIV Care: Nursing and Pharmacy Perspectives
This module is designed for nurses, pharmacists, and other HIV healthcare professionals committed to optimizing care and treatment outcomes for people living with HIV. Through a multidisciplinary lens, it explores how collaborative practice, community engagement, and evidence-based guidelines can enhance the delivery of empathic, person-centred HIV care.
What Will Set You Apart?
After following this educational series, participants will be able to:
- Explain the pharmacist’s role in supporting community-based uptake of long-acting injectables (LAIs)
- Identify strategies nurses can use to enhance community support for LAIs
- Apply evidence-based nursing guidance to support cognitive and emotional health in older adults living with HIV
Is This Program for You?
The program is aimed at nurses and pharmacists in the management and treatment of people living with HIV, medical doctors and researchers, healthcare workers, pharmacologists, post-doctoral researchers, students, and other healthcare professionals involved in treating people living with HIV.
What Will You Cover in This Module?
- Multidisciplinary Team in HIV Care
- The Pharmacist’s Role in LAI Uptake In the Community
- Community Support for LAI: The Nurse’s Role
- Cognitive and Emotional Health in Aging with HIV