Webinar: ACCP Webinar for Pharmacists: HIV Treatment, Prevention, Access and Advocacy

Objectives

HIV Treatment, Prevention, Access and Advocacy

• Discuss current recommendations for initiating antiretroviral therapy in patients with newly diagnosed HIV infection
• Outline the approach for preventing HIV infection transmission with pre-exposure prophylaxis
• Describe new and ongoing challenges for patients and providers in terms of healthcare coverage and access to HIV care
• Identify opportunities to advocate for patients living with HIV in order to reduce barriers to HIV treatment and prevention services

ACCP Advocacy: Policy, Practice and Beyond Objectives

• Discuss ACCP Advocacy resources on the website
• End with a call to advocate

Presentation

Slides

Facilitated by

• Jason Schafer, PharmD, MPH, BCPS, AAHIVP
  Associate Professor, Department of Pharmacy Practice, Jefferson College of Pharmacy
• John McGlew
  Director, Governmental Affairs
  American College of Clinical Pharmacy
  August 21, 2018

Objectives

HIV Treatment, Prevention, Access and Advocacy

• Discuss current recommendations for initiating antiretroviral therapy in patients with newly diagnosed HIV infection
• Outline the approach for preventing HIV infection transmission with pre-exposure prophylaxis
• Describe new and ongoing challenges for patients and providers in terms of healthcare coverage and access to HIV care
• Identify opportunities to advocate for patients living with HIV in order to reduce barriers to HIV treatment and prevention services

ACCP Advocacy: Policy, Practice and Beyond Objectives

• Discuss ACCP Advocacy resources on the website
• End with a call to advocate

Presentation

Slides

Facilitated by

• Jason Schafer, PharmD, MPH, BCPS, AAHIVP
  Associate Professor, Department of Pharmacy Practice, Jefferson College of Pharmacy
• John McGlew
  Director, Governmental Affairs
  American College of Clinical Pharmacy
  August 21, 2018

Objectives

HIV Treatment, Prevention, Access and Advocacy

• Discuss current recommendations for initiating antiretroviral therapy in patients with newly diagnosed HIV infection
• Outline the approach for preventing HIV infection transmission with pre-exposure prophylaxis
• Describe new and ongoing challenges for patients and providers in terms of healthcare coverage and access to HIV care
• Identify opportunities to advocate for patients living with HIV in order to reduce barriers to HIV treatment and prevention services

ACCP Advocacy: Policy, Practice and Beyond Objectives

• Discuss ACCP Advocacy resources on the website
• End with a call to advocate

Presentation

Slides