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Event Title: Primary Care 2010: Living Longer with HIV
   
Start Date Time: 10/09/2010 07:00 AM
   
End Date Time: 10/09/2010 04:00 PM
   
Location (facility name and address): Best Western Sterling Inn Banquet & Conference Center, 34911 Van Dyke Ave., Sterling Heights, MI 48312
   
Event Description/Learning Objectives:  This case-based, interactive program is aimed at nurse practitioners, advanced practice nurses, and nurses who care for persons living with or at risk for contracting HIV/AIDS. Participants will: 1. Identify risk factors and epidemiological trends in HIV-positive older persons. 2. Discuss common drug-drug interactions which can complicate HIV treatment plans. 3. Learn how lifestyle choices may affect HIV drug regimens. 4. Discuss gender differences in the treatment of HIV disease. 5. Discuss gyn-related conditions in HIV-positive women. 6. Discuss the incidence and etiology of pain in HIV/AIDS patients and explore barriers to effective pain management. 8. Discuss treatment options for pain in HIV-positive persons. 9. Discuss common nursing responsibilities and interventions in the treatment of HIV-positive patients living with bone and mineral deficiencies. 10. Learn about HIV-related malignancies. 11. Identify effective plastic surgery options for the treatment of lipodystrophy
   
Speaker Name: Multiple
   
Per Person Cost for Event: $ANAC members = $40, Full-time students = $20, Others = $50
   
For Questions about Attendance,
please contact: 		Mary Rose Forsythe
   
Phone Number: 313-962-2000
   
Email: forsyth@sun.science.wayne.edu
   
Training Category: Other
   
Open To: CMH Workers from Other Agencies
The Public
   
Deadline for Registration: 1/1/1900
   
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