EVENT
BC-CfE Anniversary Conversation Series
Chapter Five | Building from Treatment as Preventionn- where does HIV research and care go from here?
May 31st, 2023
TRAINING
Unique Training Opportunity
Enhanced Skills Program H2SUM (HIV, Viral Hepatitis, Substance Use Disorder and Mental Health)
In collaboration with the Enhanced Skills Program (PGY3) in the Department of Family Practice at the University of British Columbia (UBC), the BC-CfE and the VCH – Vancouver Department of Family and Community Practice is pleased to offer a 3-month postgraduate training program.
Prospective 2023/2024 residents
Apply for 2023/2024 by November 15, 2022
BC-CfE's Clinical Education and Training Program
The Clinical Education and Training Program at the BC Centre for Excellence in HIV/AIDS is designed to provide learning opportunities on the diagnosis, treatment, management and care of HIV/AIDS and related conditions through personalized learning programs. Training is offered to health care professionals, allied health professionals, community frontline workers and students throughout British Columbia, Canada, and abroad.
Training is based on current scientific evidence and is subject to change. Training should not be relied on by any person as a substitute for specific medical advice from a qualified practitioner. Attendees are responsible for using their independent judgement and expertise in the context of individual clinical circumstances. The BC Centre for Excellence in HIV/AIDS is designed to provide learning opportunities on the diagnosis, treatment, management and care of HIV/AIDS and related conditions through personalized learning programs. Training is offered to health care professionals, allied health professionals, community frontline workers and students throughout British Columbia, Canada, and abroad.
Training is based on current scientific evidence and is subject to change. Training should not be relied on by any person as a substitute for specific medical advice from a qualified practitioner. Attendees are responsible for using their independent judgement and expertise in the context of individual clinical circumstances. The BC Centre for Excellence in HIV/AIDS is designed to provide learning opportunities on the diagnosis, treatment, management and care of HIV/AIDS and related conditions through personalized learning programs. Training is offered to health care professionals, allied health professionals, community frontline workers and students throughout British Columbia, Canada, and abroad.
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Dr. Val Montessori
Director of Clinical Education
Co-chair of the CDET of the BC-CfE, Head-Division of Infectious Diseases SPH
Co-chair of the CDET of the BC-CfE, Head-Division of Infectious Diseases SPH
Dr. Montessori certified as a specialist in Internal Medicine at UBC and then continued her training as an Infectious Diseases Fellow with a subsequent Research Fellowship with the Canadian HIV Trials Network.
Courses
What You Will Learn
The BC-CfE Clinical Education and Training Program provides high quality learning opportunities on the prevention, diagnosis, treatment, management and care of HIV/AIDS, viral hepatitis, and related conditions through personalized learning programs.
- 8 lessons
- 10 hours
The Treatment Optimization of Psychosis Collaborative (TOP) and the BC Centre for Excellence in HIV/AIDS (BC-CfE) has developed this online course for health care professionals in the province of BC to support their continuing medical education needs. This course guides learners in the assessment and management of schizophrenia and schizoaffective disorders and treatment options, including clozapine. The course offers information applicable to clinical practice and quality patient care.
- 12 lessons
- 15 hours
- 2 apendix
The BC Centre for Excellence in HIV/AIDS has developed this online course for all health care professionals in the province of BC to support their continuing medical education needs.
This course is designed to allow learners to access up-to-date knowledge on the treatment and management of people living with HIV. The course offers information applicable to clinical practice and quality patient care.
- 28 lessons
- 46 hours
- 8 tasks
This course is designed to allow learners to access up-to-date knowledge on the use of HIV pre- and post-exposure chemoprophylaxis for HIV prevention. The course is informed by new BC-CfE pre- and post-exposure prophylaxis guidelines and will offer new skills and knowledge applicable to clinical practice and quality patient care. Course Syllabus
- 16 lessons
- 8 hours
This course provides an introduction to providing care and support for people living with HIV, using an interprofessional framework. You must score 70% or higher on each quiz in order to pass the course and receive a certificate of completion. Course Syllabus