eHIV Review – no-cost CME 4.1

eHIV Review is an integral component of the esteemed eLiterature Review series, which has garnered a significant following among over 50,000 health care providers across various specialties, including viral hepatitis, primary care, pulmonology, cystic fibrosis, multiple sclerosis, and diabetes. This program exemplifies a commitment to high-quality education in the medical field.

The latest volume, eHIV Review Volume 5, addresses crucial topics such as:

• Screening every adult for HIV
• Engaging in more effective discussions about PrEP
• Understanding new therapies that can enhance outcomes for aging populations with HIV

Given the demanding schedules of clinicians, keeping abreast of the latest clinical advancements through traditional medical literature can be a formidable task. Acknowledging this challenge, the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine (JHUSOM) has partnered with DKBmed to transform how clinicians access essential information via the successful eLiterature Review series. This initiative encompasses diverse disease states and leverages multifaceted clinical expertise to optimize learning and knowledge retention.

Previous iterations of the eLiterature Review have targeted specific specialist practitioners—such as eCysticFibrosis and eNeonatology—while most programs accommodate both specialists and primary care providers involved in managing chronic conditions, including eDiabetes and eViralHepatitis.

Alysse Wurcel, MD, Assistant Professor at Tufts Medical Center's Division of Geographic Medicine and Infectious Diseases, emphasizes the value of eHIV Review: "This resource condenses the latest research findings regarding the care of individuals with HIV and emerging antiretroviral therapies to support physicians in making informed treatment decisions and identifying patients who warrant screening."