Screening and Diagnosis

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	Lesson 1Epidemiology of HIV Explain the difference between HIV prevalence and incidence Describe the contemporary epidemiology of HIV-1 in the United States Discuss the impact of racial/ethnic disparities and social determinants on HIV epidemiology Summarize the global HIV epidemiology Identify populations in the United States at risk for HIV-2	Lesson 2HIV Screening Recommendations Discuss the history of HIV testing in the United States Explain the rationale for routine HIV screening and identify strategies to overcome potential barriers to routine screening State Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) HIV screening recommendations List indications for repeat HIV testing Summarize recommendations for providing HIV test results	Lesson 3HIV Diagnostic Testing Compare different types of HIV diagnostic tests and when to use these tests Describe the timing of when HIV diagnostic tests become positive after HIV infection Explain updated recommended nomenclature for HIV diagnostic tests Summarize the CDC/APHL recommended HIV testing algorithm Discuss interpretation of HIV diagnostic tests and delivery of test results to clients	Lesson 4Acute and Recent HIV Infection State the definition of acute and recent HIV Describe the immunopathogenesis and clinical manifestations of acute HIV Discuss the laboratory diagnosis of acute HIV infection List the potential public health benefits of diagnosing and promptly treating a person with acute or recent HIV infection Summarize the recommended antiretroviral treatment regimens for persons with acute or recent HIV infection	Lesson 5Linkage to HIV Care State the United States Federal benchmarks and goals for successful linkage to care after HIV diagnosis List the metrics used to estimate and monitor linkages to care Summarize current estimated HIV linkage to care data in the United States Describe strategies for optimizing linkage to care for persons newly diagnosed with HIV in the United States Identify barriers that impede successful linkage to care after HIV diagnosis
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	Lesson 1Epidemiology of HIV 2nd Edition. There is a newer edition of this Lesson. This is your progress from the previous edition (2nd). Explain the difference between HIV prevalence and incidence Describe the contemporary epidemiology of HIV-1 in the United States Discuss the impact of racial/ethnic disparities and social determinants on HIV epidemiology Summarize the global HIV epidemiology Identify populations in the United States at risk for HIV-2	Lesson 2HIV Screening Recommendations 2nd Edition. There is a newer edition of this Lesson. This is your progress from the previous edition (2nd). Discuss the history of HIV testing in the United States Explain the rationale for routine HIV screening and identify strategies to overcome potential barriers to routine screening State Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) HIV screening recommendations List indications for repeat HIV testing Summarize recommendations for providing HIV test results	Lesson 3HIV Diagnostic Testing 2nd Edition. There is a newer edition of this Lesson. This is your progress from the previous edition (2nd). Compare different types of HIV diagnostic tests and when to use these tests Describe the timing of when HIV diagnostic tests become positive after HIV infection Explain updated recommended nomenclature for HIV diagnostic tests Summarize the CDC/APHL recommended HIV testing algorithm Discuss interpretation of HIV diagnostic tests and delivery of test results to clients	Lesson 4Acute and Recent HIV Infection 2nd Edition. There is a newer edition of this Lesson. This is your progress from the previous edition (2nd). State the definition of acute and recent HIV Describe the immunopathogenesis and clinical manifestations of acute HIV Discuss the laboratory diagnosis of acute HIV infection List the potential public health benefits of diagnosing and promptly treating a person with acute or recent HIV infection Summarize the recommended antiretroviral treatment regimens for persons with acute or recent HIV infection	Lesson 5Linkage to HIV Care 2nd Edition. There is a newer edition of this Lesson. This is your progress from the previous edition (2nd). State the United States Federal benchmarks and goals for successful linkage to care after HIV diagnosis List the metrics used to estimate and monitor linkages to care Summarize current estimated HIV linkage to care data in the United States Describe strategies for optimizing linkage to care for persons newly diagnosed with HIV in the United States Identify barriers that impede successful linkage to care after HIV diagnosis
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Self-Study Module Progress Tracker - 1st Edition

1st Edition. There is a newer edition of this Self-Study Module.

	Lesson 1Epidemiology of HIV 2nd Edition. There is a newer edition of this Lesson. This is your progress from the previous edition (2nd). Explain the difference between HIV prevalence and incidence Describe the contemporary epidemiology of HIV-1 in the United States Discuss the impact of racial/ethnic disparities and social determinants on HIV epidemiology Summarize the global HIV epidemiology Identify populations in the United States at risk for HIV-2	Lesson 2HIV Screening Recommendations 2nd Edition. There is a newer edition of this Lesson. This is your progress from the previous edition (2nd). Discuss the history of HIV testing in the United States Explain the rationale for routine HIV screening and identify strategies to overcome potential barriers to routine screening State Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) HIV screening recommendations List indications for repeat HIV testing Summarize recommendations for providing HIV test results	Lesson 3HIV Diagnostic Testing 2nd Edition. There is a newer edition of this Lesson. This is your progress from the previous edition (2nd). Compare different types of HIV diagnostic tests and when to use these tests Describe the timing of when HIV diagnostic tests become positive after HIV infection Explain updated recommended nomenclature for HIV diagnostic tests Summarize the CDC/APHL recommended HIV testing algorithm Discuss interpretation of HIV diagnostic tests and delivery of test results to clients	Lesson 4Acute and Recent HIV Infection 2nd Edition. There is a newer edition of this Lesson. This is your progress from the previous edition (2nd). State the definition of acute and recent HIV Describe the immunopathogenesis and clinical manifestations of acute HIV Discuss the laboratory diagnosis of acute HIV infection List the potential public health benefits of diagnosing and promptly treating a person with acute or recent HIV infection Summarize the recommended antiretroviral treatment regimens for persons with acute or recent HIV infection	Lesson 5Linkage to HIV Care 2nd Edition. There is a newer edition of this Lesson. This is your progress from the previous edition (2nd). State the United States Federal benchmarks and goals for successful linkage to care after HIV diagnosis List the metrics used to estimate and monitor linkages to care Summarize current estimated HIV linkage to care data in the United States Describe strategies for optimizing linkage to care for persons newly diagnosed with HIV in the United States Identify barriers that impede successful linkage to care after HIV diagnosis
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