Case Studies in HIV Prevention and Treatment of Persons Who Use Drugs (Web)

a. Participating in condomless sexb. Sharing of needles and injection equipmentc. Impairment of judgment with substance used. All of the above

Congratulations. The correct answer is D. Participating in condomless sex, sharing needles and injection equipment and impaired judgement with substance use have all been shown to increase the rate of HIV transmission both directly and indirectly.

Sorry, the correct answer is D. Participating in condomless sex, sharing needles and injection equipment and impaired judgement with substance use have all been shown to increase the rate of HIV transmission both directly and indirectly.

a. Stigma and discrimination from healthcare providersb. Limited access to healthcare and harm reduction servicesc. Multidisciplinary team-based approaches to simultaneously provide HIV prevention and SUD treatmentd. Choices A and B

Congratulations. The correct answer is D. Stigma and discrimination from healthcare providers and limited access to healthcare and harm reduction services are all barriers to care and therefore barriers to HIV prevention. Multidisciplinary teams facilitate comprehensive and holistic patient care.

Sorry, the correct answer is D. Stigma and discrimination from healthcare providers and limited access to healthcare and harm reduction services are all barriers to care and therefore barriers to HIV prevention. Multidisciplinary teams facilitate comprehensive and holistic patient care.

a. It is a model of care where multiple providers collaborate frequently to streamline care for PWH who are also diagnosed with mental health and/or substance use disorders.b. It is a model of care where providers educate their patients about smoking cessation and encourage them to exercise regularly and follow up with their nutritionist.c. It is a model of care where a multidisciplinary team is co-located to provide HIV care and HIV prevention services as well as mental health and substance use treatment and psychosocial support.d. It is a model of care there where providers interact minimally with each other, concentrating on their specialty/focus.

Congratulations. The correct answer is C. Integrated care incorporates HIV and medical management, psychiatric care, psychosocial support including case management, and substance use treatment while considering patients’ culture and intersectionality, paying special attention to LGBT individuals.

Sorry, the correct answer is C. Integrated care incorporates HIV and medical management, psychiatric care, psychosocial support including case management, and substance use treatment while considering patients’ culture and intersectionality, paying special attention to LGBT individuals.

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The information learned during this activity will help improve my skills or judgment within the next six months.
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I am better able to: Improve access to care and treatment for underrepresented patient groups or geographies because of what I learned.

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I intended to: Share what I learned with other members of my care team.
I intend to: Make changes in how I communicate with/educate my patients.
I intend to: Seek additional information on topics discussed during the activity.
On average, I utilized the patient treatment strategies described in this educational activity prior to my participation.

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