This module is based on the BHIVA guidelines for the routine investigation and monitoring of adult HIV-1-positive individuals 2016 (2019 interim update).
Participants are expected to be familiar with, or have read the British HIV Association guidelines for the routine investigation and monitoring of adult HIV-1-positive individuals 2016 (2019 interim update). Upon completion of this activity, participants will have an improved understanding of the standards for monitoring people living with HIV with regard to:
Baseline assessment for people with newly diagnosed HIV
Monitoring for people who are asymptomatic and do not want to take antiretroviral therapy (ART)
Monitoring in the first 6 months after starting ART
Monitoring for people with hepatitis co-infection
Monitoring for comorbidities and ART toxicity
Bone and renal health
- It is expected that it should take each participant approximately 3 hours to study the guidelines and answer all 11 questions.
- There is a time limit of 2 hours to answer all questions once you have started.
- There is also a form for you to provide feedback at the end, which must be completed within this time.
- Once you have completed the feedback form, you will immediately be taken to a page showing your results.
- The pass mark is 65% and, if successful and a BHIVA member, you will be sent a certificate.
In order to obtain RCP CPD accreditation for BHIVA e-learning modules, participants are now requested to access the RCP self-accreditation site and enter their CPD points (3 hours = 3 CPD points).
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