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HIV Meds Quarterly provides brief updates and analysis of new findings related to common therapies used by HIV clinicians.
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Many AETCs are already using Facebook to promote events and trainings, create a network to reach out to for feedback, and market new resources. This just scratches the surface. Based on the work of the AETC Social Media Workgroup, this online guide was designed to outline the benefits and challenges of Facebook, as well as offer examples and tips on how to create and manage your AETC Facebook page.
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LinkedIn is a professional networking site that can be beneficial to the work of the AETC network. The site originally launched in 2003, and is the world's largest professional network with over 100 million members worldwide. Members use the site to connect to other professionals via profile pages, companies, and groups. Based on the work of the AETC Social Media Workgroup, this guide was designed to outline the benefits and challenges of LinkedIn, as well as offer examples and tips on how to create and manage your LinkedIn account.

Download slides and handouts from Florida/Caribbean AETC's May 2011 two day conference. This conference featured robust, customized educational tracks for primary care providers, experienced HIV clinicians, nurses, and those in pediatric care.
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For more information visit www.faetc.org

Full color poster of several different kinds of antiretroviral drugs that are currently used to treat HIV infection. They are nucleoside reverse transcriptase inhibitors, protease inhibitors, non-nucleoside reverse trancriptase inhibitors, fusion inhibitor, integrase inhibitor, and CCR5 antagonist.
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Find TB Resources connects you to a worldwide library of online resources, training, and educational materials. This Website is intended for use by health care professionals, patients, and the general public interested in TB. You're encouraged to participate in the expansion and enhancement of this Website by submitting additional materials and providing your comments and suggestions.
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For more information visit www.findtbresources.org

This slide set was prepared to support the Guidelines for Use of Antiretroviral Agents in Pediatric HIV Infection. Topics include clinical monitoring, initiation of treatment, pediatric-specific drug information, and managing complications. 122 slides.

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This pocket guide has been updated to include information on the recently approved non-nucleoside reverse transcriptase inhibitor rilpivirine (Edurant ) and the combination product Complera (rilpivirine/tenofovir/emtricitabine).
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To order copies or to request an alternative format to the card, please call 866-352-2382 or contact Anna Peters at apeters7@usf.edu

mental health AIDS is a quarterly bio-psychosocial research update on HIV and mental health organized by topic area. Each issue also includes a "tool box" feature article, plus the newest resources (books, articles, Web sites) for clinical practice.

Fall 2011 issue (PDF)

Leticia Ibarra and Dr. Jon Persichino, our colleagues on the border, have published "HIV and Latino Migrant Workers in the USA," an iFirst Article and addition to the book Ethnic and Racial Studies 2011. They both work at Clinicas de Salud del Pueblo, Inc., in El Centro, California and are true champions for HIV training on the border for the PAETC border effort.
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