Family Medicine Residency of Idaho HIV Training Track.

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Family Medicine Residency of Idaho HIV Training Track

FMRI Program Background Established , 43 family medicine residents total ACGME accredited Strong emphasis in medicine, obstetrics, pediatrics, emergency medicine, and surgical procedures 5 clinic sites 2 rural training tracks

Wellness Center Ryan White Title C ~550 patients from Idaho, Oregon, Nevada Multidisciplinary care provider team FQHC, 340b pharmacy Comprehensive HIV-positive primary care, case management, behavioral health services Outreach clinic in Twin Falls, ID Physician team manage all inpatient admissions HIV Primary Care Fellowship FMRI = Ryan White Grantee

39.5% 30.2% 23.3% 7.0% 2.3% ALL Residents

47.6% 33.3% 14.3% 4.8%

R1s % 37.5% 18.8%

R1s % 43.8% 18.8% 12.5%

HIV Training Track : Program Development Family Medicine Residency of Idaho (FMRI) Goals and Objectives Comprehensive, web-based HIV curriculum, being developed in collaboration with NW AETC and University of Washington SOM Inpatient core HIV competencies Continuous HIV didactic schedule Structured patient care – HIV-positive patients are empanelled in FM resident continuity clinic Regular clinical preceptoring by FM, HIV and ID faculty Local web-based HIV learning community website Participation in weekly HIV ECHO teleconference project

FMRI HIV Training Track : Goals and Objectives Goals: – Provide systematic clinical and didactic training in HIV primary prevention, secondary prevention, post and pre exposure prophylaxis, HIV diagnosis and management both in the inpatient and outpatient setting. – Provide training in updated, state of the art HIV-positive primary care. – Cultivate the experience of collaborating with a multidisciplinary team involving social work, nutrition, behavioral health specialists, pharmacists and infectious disease and HIV specialists in order to provide comprehensive health care uniquely essential to the HIV population. Objectives (display competency in the following): – Testing, lab monitoring, and transmission of HIV infection – Pathophysiology and natural history of HIV infection – Management of comprehensive anti-retroviral therapy – Management of OIs – HIV disease progression, suppression – Evaluation of ARV resistance – Adverse reactions to medications, and drug interactions – Issues of confidentiality – Social and financial issues related to HIV infected individuals – Metabolic complications of HIV infection/treatment – HIV-positive behavioral health – PMTCT, HIV-positive women’s health – HIV-positive pediatric care, etc.

FMRI HIV Training Track : Web-based Curriculum 5 Modules -various topics covered in lessons -core concepts -activities -reference links Post lesson quizzes Post module assessment Progress tracker function

FMRI HIV Training Track : Web-based Curriculum Example MODULE B: Basic HIV Clinical Care Lesson 1. Initial Evaluation and Routine Lab Monitoring Lesson 2. Virology, Pathogenesis, and Natural History Lesson 2. CDC Case Definition Lesson 3. Recognizing Common Clinical Manifestations Lesson 4. Prevention of Opportunistic Infections (Basic) Lesson 5. Immunizations Lesson 6. Initiating Antiretroviral Therapy Lesson 7. Primary Care Issues, Common Syndromic Presentations with HIV Lesson 8. Management of Sexually Transmitted Diseases Lesson 9. Retention in Care

FMRI HIV Training Track : Local web-based learning community 1.Links to online educational resources 2.Announcements 3.Recent scientific journal article web-board 4.Local HIV events calendar 5.HIV-positive patient tracking tool

Screenshot HIV Learning Community

FMRI HIV Training Track : Curriculum Development, Additional Elements Inpatient core competencies for HIV+ admissions Didactic schedule – Weekly ECHO teleconference participation (mini-topic, cases) – Monthly journal club led by HIV primary care fellow – Three annual HIV quarter-day conferences – Mini library, reading list Patient care – 10 patients empanelled in each training track resident FM continuity clinic x2 years Routine clinic preceptoring by HIV, FM and ID faculty Rotate with local pediatric ID physicians

FMRI HIV Training Track : Evaluation Immediate preceptor feedback is given on each patient presentation by FM/HIV faculty. Clinical and inpatient core competencies reviewed, learned, demonstrated, and checked off. Continuous tracking of step-wise completion of HIV curriculum modules. Bi-annual evaluations by the HIV training Track Director and HIV care team (nurses, pharmacists, social workers).