HIV ECHO

About CEI HIV ECHO

The Clinical Education Initiative (CEI) offers an exciting new "telementoring" program for providers of HIV/AIDS clinical care. Using the ECHO™ model, the HIV ECHO Sessions will provide you with a regular opportunity to discuss cases from your practice with experts in HIV/AIDS prevention, diagnosis and treatment. Each session will also feature a short didactic presentation on a topic of interest to you. The result? You’ll be more educated and more confident in dealing with a wide variety of clinical situations, and will become more connected to other clinicians who provide HIV/AIDS care.

How does it work? Through monthly teleconferences, ECHO links expert specialist teams at an academic "hub" with clinicians in local practice settings, known as “spokes” in the model. Together, they develop a learning community where the spokes receive mentoring and feedback from specialists. Spokes are encouraged to send in real cases (de-identified) for discussion. Although the ECHO model makes use of video conferencing technology, it is different from telemedicine.

HIV ECHO will be held the 1st Wednesday of every month from 12:00pm-1:00pm.

Interested? Please let us know by completing one of the links below:

If you already have a MyCEI account, please click here to register.
If you do not have a MyCEI account, please click here to complete the "Sign up for a new MyCEI account" form. You just need to register once.

Once you have created your account you will be able to register for this course. We're excited to be working with all of you in this new way!

For more information contact Robert Walsh at Robert.walsh@mountsinai.org or 212-731-3791.

2018 Schedule
February 5^th, 2020	CEI HIV ECHO February: Bone Health in the Aging HIV Population
December 4^th, 2019	CEI HIV ECHO December: Chem Sex
November 6^th, 2019	CEI HIV ECHO November: Injectable HIV Treatment Update
October 2^th, 2019	CEI HIV ECHO October: Updates from the 10th Annual IAS Conference
September 4^th, 2019	CEI HIV ECHO September: Dealing with Discomfort: Addressing Anal Health in Primary Care
August 7^th, 2019	CEI HIV ECHO August: HIV Vaccines: Progress, Promise, and What's Next
July 3^th, 2019	CEI HIV ECHO July: no session
June 5^th, 2019	CEI HIV ECHO: PrEP for Women: Prevention Opportunities in Clinical Practice
May 1^th, 2019	CEI HIV ECHO: Best Practices for Implementing Buprenorphine
March 6^th, 2019	CEI HIV ECHO: Aging in HIV
February 6^th, 2019	CEI HIV ECHO: Transgender Women & HIV
January 2^th, 2019	CEI HIV ECHO: Creating a Culture for Quality Improvements-Where Do I Start? Pitfalls and Challenges to Your Improvement Efforts'
December 5^th, 2018	CEI HIV ECHO: Trauma-Informed Best Practices
November 7^th, 2018	CEI HIV ECHO: Interpersonal Violence Screening
October 3^th, 2018	CEI HIV ECHO: Antiretroviral Therapy Update
September 5^th, 2018	CEI HIV ECHO: Undetectable = Untransmittable/Jumpstart
August 1^th, 2018	CEI HIV ECHO: Status Neutral HIV Screening
June 6^th, 2018	CEI HIV ECHO: Acute HIV Infection
May 2^th, 2018	CEI HIV ECHO: Hepatitis C and HIV Coinfection
April 4^th, 2018	CEI HIV ECHO: That Other Chlamydia: Lymphogranuloma Venereum (LGV)
March 7^th, 2018	CEI HIV ECHO: PrEP and Women
February 7^th, 2018	CEI HIV ECHO: HIV Drug Resistance Interpreting Assays
January 3^th, 2018	CEI HIV ECHO: HIV Opiate/Pain Management Strategies