Comprehensive HIV/AIDS Education for Florida Nurses

Comprehensive HIV/AIDS Education for Florida Nurses

Course Description

This course is a 2-hour CE course designed to provide Florida Nurses with current, evidence-based knowledge about HIV/AIDS, focusing on prevention, care, and Florida-specific legal requirements. It equips participants with the tools to improve health outcomes for individuals living with or at risk of HIV/AIDS while adhering to state laws and ethical guidelines.


Learning Objectives

  1. Identify the pathophysiology and transmission methods of HIV/AIDS and Universal Precaution.
  2. Apply the latest prevention strategies, including PrEP and PEP.
  3. Implement evidence-based care for individuals with HIV/AIDS.
  4. Understand Florida laws regarding HIV testing, confidentiality, and disclosure.
  5. Develop strategies to reduce stigma in patient care.

Course Content

Module 1: Overview of HIV/AIDS
3 Topics
Epidemiology: Trends in Florida and the U.S.
Pathophysiology: How HIV Weakens the Immune System
Perinatal Transmission During Childbirth or Breastfeeding
Module 2: Prevention and Management
3 Topics
Prevention Strategies: PrEP and PEP
Treatment Guidelines: Overview of ART
Role of Nurses: Counseling and Education
Module 3: Florida-Specific Legal Considerations
3 Topics
Confidentiality and Disclosure
Conclusion
Module 4: Stigma Reduction and Ethical Care
3 Topics
Reducing Stigma: Strategies for nonjudgmental communication.
Conclusion
Final Quiz
Post-Course Quiz

Course Content

Module 2: Prevention and Management 3 Topics
Module 3: Florida-Specific Legal Considerations 3 Topics
Post-Course Quiz

Course Info

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