The HIV 24/7 series is an educational resource that provides clear and concise education on HIV care for healthcare professionals who occasionally treat individuals living with HIV. All modules can be followed independently and at your own pace. Complete this entire module to equip yourself with the knowledge to address the specific challenges in your care and treatment of people living with HIV.

What Will Set You Apart?​

After following this educational series, participants will:

• Be able to provide guidance on choosing anti-retroviral therapy regimens which are best suited to the individual needs of PLWHIV.

• Be informed of the new data on available ARVs for both drug naïve and drug-experienced patients.

• Be able to identify key characteristics of individuals that will allow optimal use of the many available PrEP and treatment options.

Is This Program for You?

The program is aimed at clinicians from various specialties who occasionally treat people who live with HIV, such as primary care physicians, family doctors, OBGYN, HIV care nurses, transgender healthcare clinicians, adolescent medicine professionals, and preventive medicine professionals, as well as public health workers and researchers engaged in HIV-related disciplines at varying degrees.

What Will You Cover in This Module?

• Checklist for Clinicians for Optimal Initiation of Long-Acting IM Therapy
• Key Topics to Discuss with Your Patient before Starting Long-Acting Therapy
• Practical Steps in Organizing your Clinic for Long-Acting IM Therapy
• Tips to Minimize Injection Site Reactions

Program Director: Jonathan Schapiro

The HIV 24/7 series is an educational resource that provides clear and concise education on HIV care for healthcare professionals who occasionally treat individuals living with HIV.

Complete this entire module to equip yourself with the knowledge to address the specific challenges in your care and treatment of people living with HIV. All modules can be followed independently and at your own pace.

What Will Set You Apart?​

After following this educational series, participants will:

• Be able to provide guidance on choosing anti-retroviral therapy regimens which are best suited to the individual needs of PLWHIV.

• Be informed of the new data on available ARVs for both drug naïve and drug-experienced patients.

• Be able to identify key characteristics of individuals that will allow optimal use of the many available PrEP and treatment options.

Is This Program for You?

The program is aimed at clinicians from various specialties who occasionally treat people who live with HIV, such as primary care physicians, family doctors, OBGYN, HIV care nurses, transgender healthcare clinicians, adolescent medicine professionals, and preventive medicine professionals, as well as public health workers and researchers engaged in HIV-related disciplines at varying degrees.

What Will You Cover in This Module?

• Identifying Who Might Best Benefit From Long-Acting ART
• Starting Someone on Long-Acting ART
• Following Someone on Long-Acting ART
• Updates on Long-Acting ART in Understudied Populations

Program Director: Jonathan Schapiro

This self-paced e-learning program explores the critical role of metabolic health in the long-term care of people living with HIV (PLWHIV). Through expert-led modules, it examines key challenges and strategies to improve outcomes, with a particular focus on the impact of visceral fat accumulation. Participants will learn about its pathological consequences, diagnostic complexities, and available treatment options, while also gaining practical insights into the prevalence of metabolic complications and the use of clinical and laboratory assessments. Designed to be both informative and actionable, the program equips clinicians with the knowledge and tools to take the next step in advancing metabolic health for PLWHIV.

What Will Set You Apart?​

After following this educational series, participants will:

• Recognize the burden and clinical consequences of excessive visceral fat in people living with HIV
• Be informed of evidence-based strategies to diagnose and assess visceral fat in clinical practice
• Identify current therapeutic options and holistic approaches for the management of metabolic health in PLWHIV

Is This Program for You?

This self-learning educational program is aimed at physicians, nurses, pharmacists, and other healthcare professionals caring for people living with HIV.

What Will You Cover in This Module?

• The diseases burden and pathological consequences of visceral fat in PLWHIV
• Clinical approach to diagnosing excessive visceral fat in PLWHIV
• Current therapeutic treatment options for PLWHIV with excessive visceral fat
• Optimal clinical approach to managing excessive visceral fat in PLWHIV

Program Director: Jonathan Schapiro

This self-paced e-learning module explores the unique opportunities and challenges of using long-acting antiretroviral therapy (LA-ART) across diverse populations. Through real-world insights and expert perspectives, it highlights the needs of adolescents, aging individuals, migrants, and people experiencing homelessness - groups for whom daily oral therapy can be particularly difficult. The module also provides lessons learned from early implementation of LA-ART in different healthcare systems, showcasing clinical benefits, patient acceptance, and improvements in quality of life. Designed to be practical and evidence-driven, this module equips clinicians with strategies to optimize HIV care with LA-ART across varied patient populations.

What Will Set You Apart?​

After following this educational series, participants will:

• Recognize the unique challenges of adherence to oral therapy in adolescents, older adults, and vulnerable populations
• Understand the role of LA-ART in improving adherence, clinical outcomes, and quality of life across diverse groups
• Gain practical strategies for introducing LA-ART in real-world settings, including tips for patient selection and management

Is This Program for You?

The program is aimed at physicians, nurses, pharmacists, and other healthcare professionals providing care to people living with HIV, particularly those interested in optimizing treatment strategies for diverse patient populations.

What Will You Cover in This Module?

• Challenges in treating adolescents with HIV and opportunities for LA-ART to support adherence
• The impact of aging, polypharmacy, and neurocognitive decline on daily therapy, and the role of LA-ART in addressing these challenges
• HIV care considerations in the context of migration and homelessness, including stigma, poor history, and pregnancy
• Early insights and positive experiences from the real-world rollout of LA-ART: patient acceptance, clinical benefits, and system-level advantages

Program Director: Jonathan Schapiro