BC-CfE HIV Community of Practice Listserv
If you are a health care provider and want to stay up to date with the latest information on HIV research, care, and management, join us at the HIV Community of Practice Listserv. The HIV Community of Practice is your way to stay connected with monthly emails on HIV care.
Purpose
The HIV Community of Practice listserv is a way for care providers interested in HIV care to receive updates on best clinical practices and to connect with each other and the BC Centre for Excellence in HIV/AIDS. Monthly communications range from highlights of upcoming BC-CfE and external educational events, novel research findings, updates to clinical care guidelines, as well as opportunities to share cases for discussion with peers and experts.
Joining the HIV Community of Practice Listserv
The HIV Community of Practice listserv is available to care providers interested in HIV, including family physicians, specialist physicians, nurse practitioners, and pharmacists. Due to the potential nature of the discussions, the listserv is a closed professional group.
If at any point you wish to stop receiving communication from the HIV Community of Practice Listserv, you are able to manually unsubscribe.
Content
Learn what’s new in HIV prevention and care in the HIV Community of Practice listserv. As a member of the HIV Community of Practice listserv, you can expect to receive content that includes:
Upcoming Events
Links to upcoming events (BC-CfE and external).
Case Studies
Discuss cases with HIV Community of Practice members.
Ask & Share
Opportunities to ask questions and share cases, events, and articles.
Discussion
Discussions related to clinical practice and logistics of care.
Attachments can be included in Listserv mailings. Where possible, links to articles, abstracts, and other content will be used to avoid large message sizes. When case studies are discussed, participants will be able to attach relevant content, with identifying information removed.
Use of patient identifying information is strictly prohibited.