HIV/AIDS

Course overview

HIV AIDS explores human disease at the cellular level, modes of disease transmission, other infections caused by exposure to pathogenic microorganisms, and the many components associated with HIV/AIDS awareness. Instructor Marlene Wolf, MD Education Medical College of Pennsylvania Class of 1977 Temple University Hospital Internship, Transitional Year, 1977 to1978 Temple University Hospital Residency, Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Certificates and Licensure Florida State Medical License 1979 to2018 American Academy of Family Physicians American Board of Physician Specialties Family Medicine HIV Prevention Certified Provider Health HIV April 21, 2021 Industry Relationships Clinical Assistant Professor of Family Medicine, Nova Southeastern University College of Allopathic Medicine / Affiliate Professor of Family Medicine to support their development of medical educational and research programs. 2017-Present Moderator, National Association of Continuing Education (NACE) Moderator for Primary Care CME live conferences, nationwide 2015-Present Healthcare Consultant & Speaker, Lifetime Medical Consulting, LLC Innovative Healthcare Speaker, Lecturer & Consultant to energize your healthcare education. 2015-Present Objective Healthcare professionals will have enhanced knowledge regarding the evolution of HIV, different types of infections and other illnesses, various tests, clinical management for HIV, measures to prevent the transmission of disease, and components of the law governing testing and disclosure of HIV-AIDS. Outcome Measures Professional will enhance knowledge in the following areas Disease at the cellular level. Bacterial and Viral Infections. Modes of transmission for HIV. Clinical management of HIV. Infection Control. Legal aspects associated with HIV Course Content The cell. Bacterial and Viral Infections. Pathogenic Microorganisms. Airborne and Bloodborne Transmission. Autoimmune Disease. Etiology of HIV Infection. HIV Statistics. HIV and Hearing Loss. HIV Testing. HIV and Sexual Contact Drug Use Pregnancy. Correctional Populations. Infection Control. Occupational Exposure. Exposure control Plan. COVID 19. Clinical Management for HIV AIDS. Testing and Informed Consent. Minors. Testing Without Informed Consent. Confidentiality. Super Confidentiality. Disclosure. Breaches of Confidentiality. Notification of Test Results. Post Test Counseling. HIV AIDS Medications. Anti Retroviral Therapy ART. PrEP. PEP. Protocols for Healthcare Workers Exposed to Blood.