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Recorded Live Events Available for On-Demand Access

The Howard University Telehealth Training Center (HU-TTC) has developed a library of recorded webinars, case studies, and podcasts that are accessible as enduring resources.

Please click on the projects below to read more and to access on-demand access to recorded live events.

For upcoming webinars, please check out the Howard University HIV-HCV Caribbean Clinicians Community of Practice Program (CCCoP).

The Howard University HIV-HCV Caribbean Clinicians Community of Practice Program (CCCoP) is an innovative distance-based Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) and Hepatitis C virus (HCV) training program for Caribbean clinicians who are interested in honing their skills in HIV and HCV testing, diagnosis, treatment, care and support. Access on-demand resources below.


The Howard University MSI HIV/HCV Prevention Program (MSI-H2P) is focused on addressing HIV and Hepatitis C (HCV) prevention among students currently enrolled on the campus of Minority Serving Institutions (MSIs). Access on-demand resources below.


The Howard University HBCU-HIV/HCV Prevention Program (H3P) focused on addressing HIV and Hepatitis C (HCV) prevention among students currently enrolled on the campus of Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs). Access on-demand resources below.


The Howard University HIV Prevention Program (H2P) focused on addressing HIV prevention among students currently enrolled on the campus of Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs). Access on-demand resources below.


The AETC Capitol Region Telehealth Project provided training portal for health professionals and practices in their delivery of culturally and linguistically competent services to patients at high risk for or who have HIV/AIDS and/or co-infections. Access on-demand resources below.

Case Studies and eRounds

Cultural Competency: Clinical Strategies to Strengthen Clinicians' Role in Providing Care for Immigrants with HIV/HCV, Part II (air date 06/17/15)

Case Study: A 29-year-old African American male diagnosed with HIV and just released from prison and a 42-year-old Latina, reported in for results of her HIV test with her sons as translaters.
eRounds: To learn more about this topic, virtually attend the archived webinar in which this case study was presented.

Cultural Competency: Clinical Strategies to Strengthen Clinicians' Role in Providing Care for Immigrants with HIV/HCV, Part I (air date 06/03/15)

Case Study: A 34-year old woman from Nigeria who recently relocated to the United States presented to the clinic with fever and fatigue.
eRounds: To learn more about this topic, virtually attend the archived webinar in which this case study was presented.
   

Care of Patients with Chronic HIV/HBV and HCV/HIV Co-Infections, Part I (air date 05/06/15)

Case Study: 61-year old white woman with HIV and Hepatitis C
eRounds: To learn more about this topic, virtually attend the archived webinar in which this case study was presented.
   

Care of Patients with Chronic HCV/HIV Co-Infections, Part II (air date 04/22/15)

Case Studies: 62-year old heterosexual male with a history of HCV as a result of IVDA more than 20 years ago and 28-year old Black femal recently released after being incarcerated and a 39-year old Black female with AIDS and a history of methamphetamine and heroin abuse.
eRounds: To learn more about this topic, virtually attend the archived webinar in which this case study was presented.
   

Integration of Mental Health and Substance Abuse into HIV Prevention, Part II (air date 03/25/15)

Case Studies: 47-year-old black woman who was diagnosed with HIV infection at age 39 when she began methadone rehabilitation from years of daily use of intravenous heroin.
eRounds: To learn more about this topic, virtually attend the archived webinar in which this case study was presented.
   

Integration of Mental Health and Substance Abuse into HIV Prevention, Part I (air date 03/11/15)

Case Studies: 24-year-old single Black male who self-identifies as MSM who has been positive for 6 years and an 18-year-old single male who has recently entered a PrEp program.
eRounds: To learn more about this topic, virtually attend the archived webinar in which this case study was presented.
   

Guidelines on Care for Residents Displaced from Disaster Areas who are HIV-Infected (air date 02/11/15)

Case Study:
eRounds: To learn more about this topic, virtually attend the archived webinar in which this case study was presented.
   

HIV and Gender-Based Violence: Part II (air date 01/28/15)

Case Study: Rita, a 51 year old African-American female diagnosed HIV+ approximately 20 years ago.
eRounds: To learn more about this topic, virtually attend the archived webinar in which this case study was presented.
   

HIV and Gender-Based Violence: Part I (air date 01/14/15)

Case Study: Sandy, a new mother with HIV, is afraid to return home to her abusive husband.
eRounds: To learn more about this topic, virtually attend the archived webinar in which this case study was presented.
   

Biomedical Prevention: Non Occupational Post Exposure Prophylaxis (nPEP) Guidelines: Part II (air date 12/17/14)

Case Study: Sandy, a woman who has HIV and just delivered a baby girl, is afraid to go home to her abusive husband.
eRounds: To learn more about this topic, virtually attend the archived webinar in which this case study was presented.
   

Biomedical Prevention: Non Occupational Post Exposure Prophylaxis (nPEP) Guidelines: Part II (air date 12/17/14)

Case Study: Scott, a 19 year-old who was raped at a party.
eRounds: To learn more about this topic, virtually attend the archived webinar in which this case study was presented.
   

Individualizing HIV Care: Choosing the Right Therapy for Each Patient (air date 12/15/14)

Case Studies: A patient who states he is very good about adhering to current medication regimen and a 48 year old Latino male who tested positive six months ago.
eRounds: To learn more about this topic, virtually attend the archived webinar in which this case study was presented.
   

Biomedical Prevention: Non Occupational Post Exposure Prophylaxis (nPEP) Guidelines: Part I (air date 12/03/14)

Case Study: Subject reports to an emergency room and states that he's just had receptive anal intercourse within 70 hours with his newly-seropositive partner
eRounds: To learn more about this topic, virtually attend the archived webinar in which this case study was presented.
   

Guidelines on Incorporating HIV Prevention into Medical Care: Part II (air date 11/19/14)

Case Study: Baby girl born at 38.5 weeks gestational age to a 26 year-old mother who was diagnosed with HIV in her third trimester of pregnancy
eRounds: To learn more about this topic, virtually attend the archived webinar in which this case study was presented.
   

Guidelines on Incorporating HIV Prevention into Medical Care: Part I (air date 11/05/14)

Case Studies: (1) 34 year-old man who is HIV positive presents after "condom breaking; (2) 28 year-old femal commercial sex worker
eRounds: To learn more about this topic, virtually attend the archived webinar in which this case study was presented.
   

HIV Transmission Risk Behaviors Among Individuals Who Are HIV Infected and Were Recently Released From Jail – Part II (air date 10/22/14)

Case Studies: (1) 48 Caucasian woman diagnosed with HIV 16 years ago and (2) a 27 year old Caucasian male who has been an IV drug user for more than a decade
eRounds: To learn more about this topic, virtually attend the archived webinar in which this case study was presented.
   

HIV Transmission Risk Behaviors Among Individuals Who Are HIV Infected and Were Recently Released From Jail – Part I (air date 10/08/14)

Case Study: 25 year-old African-American male released 3 months ago from jail, where he was diagnosed with HIV
eRounds: To learn more about this topic, virtually attend the archived webinar in which this case study was presented.
   

Biomedical Prevention: Pre exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP) Guidelines - Part II (air date 09/17/14)

Case Studies: (1) MSM Patient who Requests STI Testing and (2) Older Adult who Requests PrEP
eRounds: To learn more about this topic, virtually attend the archived webinar in which this case study was presented.
   

Biomedical Prevention: Pre exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP) Guidelines - Part I (air date 09/03/14)

Case Studies: (1) Serodiscordant Heterosexual Couple and (2) Adolescent Bisexual Male
eRounds: To learn more about this topic, virtually attend the archived webinar in which this case study was presented.
   

HIV: Improving Health Outcomes through Linkage and Care Retention: Part II (air date 06/18/14)

Case Study: What might have happened to Alyssa?
eRounds: To learn more about this topic, virtually attend the archived webinar in which this case study was presented.
   

HIV: Improving Health Outcomes through Linkage and Care Retention: Part I (air date 06/04/14)

Case Study: Paul, a 22 year old MSM
eRounds: To learn more about this topic, virtually attend the archived webinar in which this case study was presented.
   

Oral Health: HIV, TB and Smoking: Addressing Behavioral Health - Part II (air date 05/28/14)

Case Study: John, a 53 year-old African American male
eRounds: To learn more about this topic, virtually attend the archived webinar in which this case study was presented.
   

Oral Health: HIV, TB and Smoking: Addressing Behavioral Health - Part I (air date 05/14/14)

Case Study: Christina, a 32 year-old Caucasian woman
eRounds: To learn more about this topic, virtually attend the archived webinar in which this case study was presented.
   

ACA: What Clinicians need to Know: Special 1 Hour Webinar (air date 04/23/14)

Case Study: Mark Johnson, a 48 year olf Afro-Latino man from Puerto Rico

Extended Case Study Questions
eRounds: To learn more about this topic, virtually attend the archived webinar in which this case study was presented.
 

Lunch and Learn: A Case Study Webinar (air date 04/09/14)

Case Study 1: John, a 34 year old MSM African American male

Case Study 2: Dorothy, a 54 year old African American new patient
eRounds: To learn more about this topic, virtually attend the archived webinar in which these case studies were presented.
 

Clinical and Behavioral Characteristics of Adults Receiving Medical Care for HIV Infection: Part II (air date 03/19/14)

Case Study: Howard University investigates high rates of HIV in region
eRounds: To learn more about this topic, virtually attend the archived webinar in which this case study was presented.
 

Clinical and Behavioral Characteristics of Adults Receiving Medical Care for HIV Infection: Part I (air date 03/05/14)

Case Study 1: Carol, a 35 year old African American Woman

Case Study 2: Chris, 1 25 year old Hispanic American male
eRounds: To learn more about this topic, virtually attend the archived webinar in which these case studies were presented.
 

HIV/AIDS and Chronic Hepatitis Co-Infection: Part IV (air date 02/19/14)

Case Study: Frank, a 24-year-old African-American man who is an IV drug user (IVDU)
eRounds: To learn more about this topic, virtually attend the archived webinar in which this case study was presented.
 

HIV/AIDS and Chronic Hepatities Co-Infection: Part III (air date 02/05/14)

Case Study: Coming Soon!
eRounds: To learn more about this topic, virtually attend the archived webinar in which this case study was presented.
 

HIV and Illicit Drug Users: Part II: (air date 01/22/14)

Case Study 1: Ms. Ramirez, a 26 year Latina

Case Study 2: Mr. Gomez, a 22 year old man

Case Study 3: Ms. West, a 30 year old single black female who self-identifies as TG

Case Study 4: The patient (JL), a 62 year old man with HIV/AIDS initially diagnosed in 2002
eRounds: To learn more about this topic, virtually attend the archived webinar in which this case study was presented.
 

HIV and Illicit Drug Users: Part I: (air date 01/08/14)

Case Study 1: Mr. Justin, a 34 year old

Case Study 2: Ms. Garcia, a 24 year old
eRounds: To learn more about this topic, virtually attend the archived webinar in which this case study was presented.
 

Drug-Drug Interactions with Antiretrovirals in Patients who are HIV Positive and Co-Infected with TB and HCV, Part II - HCV Focus: (air date 12/18/13)

Case Study: F.W., a 40 year old male
eRounds: To learn more about this topic, virtually attend the archived webinar in which this case study was presented.
 

Drug-Drug Interactions with Antiretrovirals in Patients who are HIV Positive and Co-Infected with TB and HCV, Part I - TB Focus: (air date 12/04/13)

Case Study: J.M., a 34 year old African-American
eRounds: To learn more about this topic, virtually attend the archived webinar in which this case study was presented.
 

Perinatal Antiretroviral Guidelines, Part II: (air date 11/18/13):

Case Study 1: Ms. Jones, a 45 year old

Case Study 2: Mrs. Gomez, a 35 year old Latina
eRounds: To learn more about this topic, virtually attend the archived webinar in which this case study was presented.
 

Perinatal Antiretroviral Guidelines, Part I: (air date 11/06/13)

Case Study: Karen Wilson, a 28 year old African American
eRounds: To learn more about this topic, virtually attend the archived webinar in which this case study was presented.
 

HIV and Chronic Hepatitis Co-Infection, Part I (air date 10/09/13)

Case Study: A 38 year old Caucasian man with a history of IDU
eRounds: To learn more about this topic, virtually attend the archived webinar in which this case study was presented.
 

HIV and Chronic Hepatitis Co-Infection, Part II (air date 10/23/13)

Case Study 1: A 38 year old Caucasian man with a history of IDU

Case Study 2: 41 year old male diagnosed with HIV
eRounds: To learn more about this topic, virtually attend the archived webinar in which this case study was presented.
   

HIV and the Older Patient, Part II (air date 09/25/13)

Case Study: Mr. Ray Singles, a 70 year old man
eRounds: To learn more about this topic, virtually attend the archived webinar in which this case study was presented.
   

HIV and the Older Patient, Part I (air date 09/11/13)

Case Study: Mr. Dominguez, a 65 year old man
eRounds: To learn more about this topic, virtually attend the archived webinar in which this case study was presented.
   

Initiating or Restarting Therapy, Part II (air date: 06/19/13)

Case Study: Mr. Martin, a 35 year old Black Hispanic male
eRounds: To learn more about this topic, virtually attend the archived webinar in which this case study was presented.
   

Initiating or Restarting Therapy, Part I (air date 05/29/13)

Case Study: Mr. Wilson, a 35 year Black male
eRounds: To learn more about this topic, virtually attend the archived webinar in which this case study was presented.
   

Initial Management of the Patient Living with HIV, Part III (air date: 05/22/13)

Case Study: A 32 year old woman presents for FU care
eRounds: To learn more about this topic, virtually attend the archived webinar in which this case study was presented.
   

Initial Management of the Patient Living with HIV, Part II (air date: 05/08/13)

Case Study: A 27 year old male/female
eRounds: To learn more about this topic, virtually attend the archived webinar in which this case study was presented.
   

Initial Management of the Patient Living with HIV, Part I (air date: 04/24/13)

Case Study 1: A 27 year old male diagnoses in 08/12

Case Study 2: A 31 year old woman was diagnosed with HIV
eRounds: To learn more about this topic, virtually attend the archived webinar in which this case study was presented.
   

Connecting Patients Living with HIV to Care, Part II (air date: 03/27/13)

Case Study 1: A 31 year Latina was diagnosed HIV+

Case Study 2: A 57 year old African American man is accompanied by his 28 year old
eRounds: To learn more about this topic, virtually attend the archived webinar in which this case study was presented.
   

Connecting Patients Living with HIV to Care, Part I (air date: 03/13/13)

Case Study 1: 30 year old female returns to clinic

Case Study 2: 24 year old male from Ethiopia

Case Study 3: 21 year old well dressed transgender
eRounds: To learn more about this topic, virtually attend the archived webinar in which this case study was presented.
   

Promoting HIV Testing, Part II: Why HIV Testing Is Crucial (air date: 02/27/13)

Case Study 1: 25 year old man

Case Study 2: 35 year old woman comes in for evalution
eRounds: To learn more about this topic, virtually attend the archived webinar in which this case study was presented.
   

Promoting HIV Testing, Part I (air date: 02/20/13)

eRounds: To learn more about this topic, virtually attend the archived webinar in which this case study was presented.

On-the-Go Power Podcasts


The AIDS Education and Training Center: National Multicultural Center (AETC-NMC) represented a national network of clinicians, educators and trainers with expertise in Cultural Competency and the management of HIV/AIDS. Access on-demand resources below.

Listen-and-Learn Podcasts

  • Promoting HIV Testing: Why HIV Testing Is Crucial (air date: 02/27/13): I. Jean Davis, PhD, PA, AAHIVS presents 2 clinical case studies that reflect on: the state of HIV/AIDS in the U.S. and in particular, in Washington, DC. She explains the reviesed CDC Recommendations for HIV Testing in Healthcare Settings. Tips for making HIV testing easier are covered as well as information on delivering HIV test results.
  • Connecting Patients Living with HIV to Care (air date: 03/13/13): John W. Hogan, M.D., presents 3 clinical case studies that reflect on: the HIV Treatment Cascade, underdiagnosed and undertreated HIV cases in the US and DC, the national HIV/AIDS strategy, the dangers of delayed initiation of care and the importance of timely linkage to care.
  • Connecting Patients Living with HIV to Care, Part II (air date: 03/27/13): Dr. Hogan presents 2 clinical case studies that reflect on: National HIV/AIDS Clinicians Consultation Center; the National HIV/AIDS Strategy; connecting to services, reporting, and notification; linkages to care after a new HIV diagnosis; HIV in DC; guidelines for improving entry into and retention in care; linkages to care; linkage, engagement, and retention in HIV care; barriers to care; engagement in HIV care; peer intervention programs; and treatment as prevention. Two case studies are presented.
  • Initial Management of the Patient Living with HIV, Part I (air date 04/18/13): Dr. Hogan presents 2 clinical case studies that focus on guidelines for the use of antiretroviral agents in HIV-1-infected adults and adolescents. He reviews the goals and procedures during the initial evaluation, including laboratory tests, psycho-social evaluation, plasma HIV RNA testing, drug-resistance testing, genotypic assays, phenotypic assays, and HLA-B 5701 screening.
  • Initial Management of the Patient Living with HIV, Part II (air date 05/08/13): Dr. Hogan interacts with the audience in discussing a clinical case study that focuses on the cabailities needed for primary care physicians to evaluate patients with HIV, including a medical history, mental health history, substance use/abuse history, sexual history, and personal history. A review of systems and physical examination is detailed. Components of a mental health assessment are presented, as well as information on scheduling follow-up exams.

Video Case Studies

  • Video Study 1. Some physicians may be unfamiliar or uncomfortable with patients of a different sexual orientation than their own. This scenario demonstrates how a physician ensures that her lesbian patient feels respected and safe. Watch video...
  • Video Study 2. This scenario focuses on the care of a patient who is pregnant, is initiating prenatal care, has limited English proficiency, and requires medical interpreter services. Watch video...
  • Video Study 3. Immigrant Health Care. This scenario examines how cultural issues can inhibit communication and provides tools for appropriate care for patients' needs. Watch video...

Archived AETC-NMC Webinars