HIV in Resource Limited Settings (Corporate Training)

Introduction

The HIV in Resource-Limited Settings course is a five-day intensive program tailored to address the unique challenges of managing HIV in areas with constrained resources. The course emphasizes practical strategies for prevention, treatment, and care while navigating the limitations of infrastructure, funding, and workforce in such settings.

Flexible Fee Scheme

The following fee scheme applies to online courses only. For in-person and virtual classrooms, please contact us

• Band A:Government projects and multinational companies pay the full fee.
• Band B:International NGOs and local companies get 25% discount using code: BANDB25
• Band C:Local NGOs, educational institutions and companies that have less than 50 employees get 40% discount using code: BANDC40
• Band D: Self sponsored knowledge seekers pay a nominal fee only and get 85% discount using code: BANDD85

Who's this course for

• Healthcare Professionals working in resource-limited settings
• HIV/AIDS Program Managers
• Public Health Officials and Epidemiologists
• NGO Workers and Community Health Workers involved in HIV care

Learning Objectives

• Understand the epidemiology of HIV in resource-constrained environments.
• Learn to design and implement effective HIV prevention programs.
• Explore cost-effective treatment options, including antiretroviral therapy (ART).
• Develop skills to strengthen community engagement and support systems.
• Address challenges related to stigma, discrimination, and cultural barriers to care.

Outcome for the Course Sponsor

Organizations sponsoring this course will benefit from a workforce equipped to combat HIV effectively in challenging environments. Participants will gain the skills and knowledge to optimize the use of available resources, improve patient outcomes, and contribute to the global fight against HIV/AIDS. This training also enhances the organization’s ability to deliver impactful public health initiatives in underserved communities.