80055216 - Optimal Management of HIV Disease and Hepatitis: Clinical Conference XXIX - (OPMAN 29) Enduring Video Archive

This certified CME/CE activity provides a summary of the latest and most relevant clinical data in HIV and hepatitis treatment and management presented by a world-class faculty over two days. Each presentation is a 20 minute lecture followed by an extended discussion period, providing the participants an opportunity to ask questions. Additionally, case-based presentations are incorporated into the activity, including an audience response system to engage the participants and collect/report their responses to questions related to each case. Finally, based on success with last year’s webcast conference, individual “Faculty Zoom Rooms” will be available immediately after the conference concludes each day. The attendees will have an opportunity to directly ask the faculty questions and listen to discussion led by the faculty member.

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1. Apply new information on the pathogenesis of HIV and liver disease in management strategies.
2. Identify antiretroviral and HBV/HCV antiviral therapies based upon the most recent USPHS, IAS-USA, AASLD, IDSA and EASL Guidelines.
3. Evaluate patients with antiretroviral and/or liver therapy failure based upon the most recent data presented at the previous EASL, CROI, AASLD, HIV Glasgow, IAC, ICAAC, IDWeek, and EACS conferences.
4. Manage antiviral (HIV, HBV, HCV) drug interactions, side effects, and complications of treatment incorporating the latest pharmacogenomics/kinetics/dynamics data.
5. Evaluate patients for pre-exposure prophylaxis therapy to prevent HIV infection.
6. Identify management strategies of sexually transmitted infections in patients with HIV or hepatitis.