Ending the HIV Epidemic and Other STIs teleECHO
Get expert HIV specialist knowledge in a virtual learning network with the Oklahoma State University Center for Health Sciences HIV Specialist ECHO team. The curriculum is designed to expand expertise in treating HIV/AIDS in the primary care setting.
Who Should Join?
This ECHO line focuses primarily on those who treat/diagnosis HIV and other STIs, however is welcomes anyone from anywhere with any credentials.
Schedule -
Every First and Third Tuesday from 12:00 PM to 1:00 PM CST.
What does the Ending the HIV Epidemic and Other STIs teleECHO offer?
- Learn best practices and evidence-based care for patient with HIV/Other STIs
- Support to access and treat patients within their medical home
- Real time clinical review of cases submitted by participants
- Free CME for healthcare professionals *certain conditions apply
Why Ending the HIV Epidemic and Other STIs teleECHO?
- Only 87% were diagnosed, 76% received some HIV care, 58% were retained in care, and only 66% were virally suppressed.
- Poorly controlled HIV without ART progresses to AIDS leading to opportunistic infections and death.
- HIV with ART can prolong life with similar life expectancies to the general population.
Topics -
Topics for case-based learning and discussion include:
- Antiretroviral therapy guidelines
- Drug-drug interactions
- Sexually transmitted diseases
- Common rashes in HIV
- HIV and hepatitis
- Preventive screening in HIV
- Barriers to adherence to therapy
- Resistance testing
- Vaccinations for HIV patients
Team -
Bryan Bozell, PharmD, BCPS, AAHIVP
Clinical Assistant Professor
Department of Internal Medicine, Special Clinic
OSU-CHS
Micah Derby, DO, AAHIVS
Clinical Assistant Professor
Department of Internal Medicine, Special Clinic
OSU-CHS
Michael Hiebert, DO, AAHIVS
Clinical Assistant Professor
Department of Internal Medicine, Special Clinic
OSU-CHS
Jennifer Stauffer, MHS, PA-C, AAHIVS
Clinical Assistant Professor
Department of Internal Medicine, Specialty Services
OSU-CHS
Nikkole Harris
Clinical Coordinator – Project ECHO
Submit A Case
To present a case at an upcoming HIV TeleECHO clinic, email Nikkole Harris, Clinical Coordinator at nikkole.harris@okstate.edu to request an ECHO ID number. You will receive an ID and the case presentation form.