HIV Foundations Certification Assessment

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The HIV Foundations Certification Assessment is a comprehensive, guideline-aligned evaluation of core HIV knowledge and clinical reasoning. It covers virology, testing, ART, prevention strategies, opportunistic infections, and ethical care. Drawing on WHO, UNAIDS, and CDC guidance, the assessment reinforces key principles such as stigma reduction, disclosure counselling, and rights-based care for vulnerable populations. Ideal for healthcare providers and trainees, it supports competence in delivering person-centred HIV services and achieving the global 95–95–95 targets.

What Will You Learn?

  • The process of HIV entry and replication, and the role of key viral proteins like gp120, reverse transcriptase, and integrase.
  • Routes of HIV transmission and appropriate actions after exposure, including when to start PEP.
  • Key signs and stages of HIV infection, from acute to advanced disease.
  • Types of HIV tests, the meaning of the window period, and age-appropriate diagnostic approaches.
  • When to start ART based on WHO “Treat All” guidelines and how to manage treatment initiation.
  • Main antiretroviral drug classes, their mechanisms, and preferred first-line combinations.
  • Indications for cotrimoxazole and TB preventive therapy, following WHO recommendations.
  • Core HIV prevention methods, including PrEP, condoms, male circumcision, and harm reduction strategies.
  • Principles of consent, confidentiality, stigma reduction, and rights of key populations.
  • Culturally sensitive ways to communicate about HIV testing, prevention, treatment, and disclosure.

Course Content

Introducton

  • Assessment Overview
  • Assessment Policy & Guidelines
  • HIV Foundations Practice Questions

HIV Foundations Certification Assessment

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