Ending the HIV Epidemic
The MWAETC plays an essential and unique role in ending the HIV epidemic in our 10-state region, which includes Alaska, the Pacific Northwest and states in the mountain plains region of the US.
Health Equity
The MWAETC is committed to health equity for members of racial/ethnic and sexual minorities.
AIDS Clinical Conference
With lectures covering a wide variety of HIV topics, the AIDS Clinical Conference (ACC) is one of the longest running clinical HIV conferences in the United States.
MWAETC HIV ECHO
Project ECHO (Extension for Community Healthcare Outcomes) is a collaborative model of medical education and care management that empowers clinicians everywhere to provide better care to more people, right where they live.
The CDC has issued interim guidance for prevention and treatment of MPOX in persons with HIV. See the guidance here.
To learn more about MPXV and HIV, watch this presentation by Maria A. Corcorran, MD, MPH University of Washington, Division of Allergy and Infectious Diseases.
Academic Detailing
Academic detailing, also known as public health detailing, is a proven approach for increasing adoption of evidence-based practices by health care providers, leading to expanded access to equitable, inclusive, and high-quality care and better health outcomes. The model employs brief (15 minutes or less), peer-based, individualized coaching on a targeted practice area. The MWAETC offers virtual detailing services focused on PrEP provision, STI screening and treatment, and sexual history taking in Oregon and Utah. Click on one of the states below to learn more or request a detailing visit.
Oregon › Utah ›Congratulations to David H. Spach, MD, MWAETC Clinical Director and Principal Investigator, on receiving the HIV Medicine Association (HIVMA) 2022 Excellence in HIV Clinical Education Award
HIVMA is an association of medical providers within the Infectious Disease Society of America (IDSA) who practice HIV medicine and conduct HIV research. The Clinical Educator Award recognizes significant achievement in the areas of HIV clinical care and provider education. The 2022 recipient is David H. Spach, MD. See More ›
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Request a Training
The MWAETC provides FREE virtual and in-person (depending on current COVID restrictions) trainings and technical assistance on preventing, diagnosing, and treating HIV and related co-morbidities, such as hepatitis B and C, STIs, drug use, and COVID-19, and on models of care. Request a FREE virtual or in-person MWAETC training for your organization.
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The MWAETC Connector is a monthly newsletter announcing programs being put on by the MWAETC, our regional partners, and others, as well as updated clinical guidelines and new resources. We do not share our lists. Sign up to receive this monthly publication.
The Mountain West AETC envisions optimal HIV prevention, care, and treatment for all.
Did you know?
Studies clearly show that people with HIV who achieve and maintain an undetectable viral load on antiretroviral therapy cannot sexually transmit HIV to others.
Help reduce HIV Stigma. Learn more ›