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.
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
Jennifer Stauffer, MHS, PA-C, AAHIVS
Clinical Assistant Professor
Department of Internal Medicine, Specialty Services
OSU-CHS
Maria E. Mancebo, MS
Public Health Detailer
Sexual Health and Harm Reduction Services
OSDH
Kyle Boston, BS
Public Health Detailer
Sexual Health and Harm Reduction Services
OSDH
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.